Shape U.S. Foreign Policy: International Affairs Fellowship (IAF) Applications Open
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Program Overview The International Affairs Fellowship (IAF), established in 1967 by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), seeks to bridge the gap between academia and U.S. foreign policy-making. The IAF program offers mid-career professionals the opportunity to gain fresh perspectives by working in a new environment, fostering the next generation of scholar-practitioners. The program boasts over 650 distinguished alumni, including a former U.S.
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- Participants from academia or the private sector typically work within the U.S. government or international organizations, while those coming from government agencies contribute to CFR’s initiatives in New York or Washington, DC. The fellowship focuses on key areas such as foreign policy, RealEcon Initiative, China Strategy Initiative, technology, and climate initiatives.
- Participants from academia or the private sector typically work within the U.S. government or international organizations, while those coming from government agencies contribute to CFR’s initiatives in New York or Washington, DC. The fellowship focuses on key areas such as foreign policy, RealEcon Initiative, China Strategy Initiative, technology, and climate initiatives.
- Application Process The application period for the 2025–26 cycle opens on September 3, 2024, and closes on November 1, 2024. Interested candidates who meet the program’s eligibility requirements can apply online.
- For more details and to apply, visit the International Affairs Fellowship website.
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