Boston University Non-Resident Global Health Politics Fellowship 2026–2027

The Global Health Politics Workshop at Boston University is accepting applications for the 2026–2027 Non-Resident Global Health Politics Fellowship. The fellowship is non-residential and uses virtual connections to link fellows with faculty, speakers, and mentors for an academic year, with activities including eight workshop talks and multiple sessions. It targets doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers, and early-career academics and offers mentorship, networking opportunities, and a modest stipend.

Mentorship from leading scholars; engagement with distinguished speakers; access to an academic network; increased professional visibility; research development support; modest financial stipend

Applicants must satisfy one of the following categories: current PhD students in good standing; postdoctoral fellows conducting research related to global health politics; or first-year professors.

Submit a cover letter and CV outlining research interests and goals; include a description of how participation aligns with career objectives