NYU Global Fellowship Programs 2027–2028: Apply for International Research Opportunities in the USA with Stipends of Up to $70,000

Overview

The New York University School of Law presents its fellowship initiatives for the 2027–2028 academic cycle, offering international scholars, doctoral candidates, researchers, and professionals the chance to conduct independent research within the United States. This academic initiative encompasses four distinct programmes: the Global Fellows Program, the Emile Noël Fellowship Program, the Visiting Doctoral Researcher Program, and the Hauser/Remarque Global Fellowship. Participants gain access to NYU's academic community to advance their research, exchange ideas, and interact with peers and professionals working in related fields.

Who can apply

These opportunities are aimed at eligible international academics, postdoctoral researchers, legal professionals, and doctoral candidates seeking an international academic experience. Each of the four pathways maintains its own eligibility conditions, required application documents, accepted research areas, and institutional arrangements. Applicants must review the specific criteria of their preferred category to determine alignment with their academic or professional background.

What you get

Selected fellows may receive stipends of up to USD 70,000 per academic year, depending on the chosen programme and applicable eligibility conditions. Because funding arrangements differ across the offerings, financial support is not guaranteed for every fellowship category.

Key dates

Applications for the Global Fellows Program, Emile Noël Fellowship Program, and Hauser/Remarque Global Fellowship are due on 15 January 2027. Applications for the Visiting Doctoral Researcher Program are due on 15 February 2027.