Hillary Rodham Clinton Research Fellowship

The Hillary Rodham Clinton Research Fellowship is a one-year research fellowship hosted by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS). It supports emerging scholars and researchers working at the intersection of gender, peace and security, and international affairs, offering opportunities to conduct policy-oriented research and engage with experts, practitioners, and policymakers. Fellows gain professional and academic development and become part of a global network focused on advancing gender equality and security.

Fellows will conduct policy-oriented research, develop expertise in Women, Peace and Security, engage with leading scholars and practitioners, gain exposure to policymaking processes, and join a global network of professionals working to advance peace, security, and gender equality.

Applicants must be in the final semester of an advanced degree program (Master’s or PhD) or have completed an advanced degree within the previous three years, and should have working knowledge of the Women, Peace and Security agenda and related policy frameworks.