Fellowship
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Thomas J. Watson Fellowship 2027–2028: A $40,000 Grant for One Year of Independent Exploration Abroad
The Watson Foundation awards graduating seniors nominated by partner colleges a $40,000 grant for one year of purposeful, independent exploration outside the United States, with health insurance and additional loan and support benefits.
Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship: 2026 Cycle Postponed and Historical Guide
The Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Graduate Fellowship supports a two-year master's program and prepares fellows for the U.S. Foreign Service, but the official program site says the 2026 application cycle is postponed pending State Department guidance. This page preserves the last published cycle's verified deadline and requirements as a historical reference.
Tory Burch Foundation 2026 Fellows Program (Closed): Fellowship for Women Entrepreneurs
The Tory Burch Foundation 2026 Fellows Program is a closed fellowship cycle for women entrepreneurs. The official materials describe a one-year program with coaching, advisors, education, mentoring, networking, and an experiential event; no cash award amount is stated in the verified 2026 materials.
Transfyr AI Fellowship 2026–2027: $125,000 Plus Benefits, GPUs, and Compute for One Year of Full-Time Machine Learning Research on How Science Is Actually Executed
Transfyr is funding a one-year, full-time research fellowship in Boston/Cambridge paying $125,000 plus benefits and compute for graduate students, recent PhDs, and postdocs who want to lead a frontier machine learning project on multimodal scientific-execution data.
Ucross Foundation Artist Residency Fall 2027: A Free Two- to Six-Week Wyoming Residency With Studio Space, Meals, and a $1,500 Stipend
Ucross Foundation's Fall 2027 residency offers working visual artists, writers, composers, choreographers, dancers, interdisciplinary artists, performance artists, and collaborative teams two, four, or six weeks of living accommodations, meals, private work space, and uninterrupted creative time at no residency charge, plus a $1,500 stipend. The call opens November 1, 2026 and closes January 15, 2027.
UKRI What Works Innovation Fellowships — Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls 2026: Three 18-Month Fellowships Worth Up to £220,000 Full Economic Cost, Embedded Inside Government-Backed What Works Centres
UKRI's R&D Missions Accelerator Programme is funding three 18-month What Works Innovation Fellowships hosted by Foundations, the College of Policing's What Works Centre for Crime Reduction, and the Youth Endowment Fund, open to UK-based researchers at any career stage who hold a PhD or equivalent research experience; applications close at 16:00 on Tuesday 8 September 2026 with a 4 January 2027 start.
UNESCO AfriMAB GRÓ-LRT Land Restoration Fellowships 2027: A Fully Funded Six-Month Postgraduate Diploma in Iceland for African Biosphere Reserve Professionals Working on Ecosystem Restoration
UNESCO's MAB Programme and GRÓ LRT will fund at least two African biosphere reserve professionals for a six-month, 30-ECTS postgraduate diploma in ecosystem restoration at the Agricultural University of Iceland starting 26 February 2027, covering tuition, travel, health insurance, and living costs.
UNESCO/Japan Young Researchers' Fellowships Programme 2026 (Keizo Obuchi): Up to US$10,000 for a Three-to-Nine-Month Research Stay in Japan for Early-Career Scholars
UNESCO and the Government of Japan award ten fellowships of up to US$10,000 each for young researchers from invited Member States to carry out a three-to-nine-month research project at a Japanese host institution in 2027.
UNESCO/Poland Co-Sponsored Fellowships in Archaeology and Conservation: 2026-2027 Edition
The closed UNESCO/Poland 2026-2027 edition offered seven 9-month archaeology and conservation fellowships in Poznań, with free tuition, monthly and one-time allowances, international travel support, and possible health insurance for selected candidates.
United Nations–Nippon Foundation Fellowship on Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea 2027: A Fully Funded Nine-Month Fellowship at UN Headquarters and a Host University for Mid-Career Professionals From Developing States
A fully funded nine-month United Nations fellowship combining three months of training at UN Headquarters in New York with a six-month research placement at a host university, for mid-career government officials and professionals from developing States working on ocean affairs and the law of the sea.