CASBS Stanford Fellowship 2027–2028
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS), Stanford University
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About This Scholarship
The CASBS Stanford Fellowship is a prestigious residential fellowship for established scholars and accomplished academics seeking dedicated time for intellectual reflection, interdisciplinary exchange, and scholarly writing during a full academic year in residence at Stanford University. The programme brings together an interdisciplinary cohort of mid-career and established researchers from diverse backgrounds, institutions, and countries to advance knowledge in the behavioral and social sciences.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Fellowship stipend to supplement sabbatical or leave of absence
- Access to Center facilities and resources
- Participation in weekly seminars and academic events
- Interdisciplinary intellectual engagement with cohort members
Who Can Apply
- 1 Hold a PhD, professional degree (e.g., JD, MD), an equivalent foreign degree, or have achieved an equivalent level of professional reputation
- 2 Be at least three to four years past the doctorate or equivalent degree
- 3 Be an academic faculty member or independent researcher with a strong record of research publications and high level of achievement
- 4 Communicate clearly in English
- 5 Demonstrate genuine interest in participating in regular interdisciplinary conversations
- 6 Be willing to commit to being in residence for the full fellowship year without conflicting professional obligations
- 7 Be prepared to avoid concurrent teaching appointments and limit professional collaborations or commitments that result in prolonged or frequent absences
- 8 Be able to reside within fifteen miles of Stanford University during the fellowship term
