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Gender and Security Fellowship 2026–2027 at Princeton University: Research, Policy, and Leadership Opportunity for Students - Opportunities for Youth Gender and Security Fellowship 2026–2027 at Princeton University: Research, Policy, and Leadership Opportunity for Students The Gender and Security Fellowship 2026–2027 , hosted by the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination at Princeton University, is a prestigious academic and professional development opportunity designed for students interested in the intersection of gender, governance, and global security.
This fellowship brings together a highly competitive cohort of undergraduate and graduate students to engage in cutting-edge research, policy development, and collaborative programming. Participants gain hands-on experience contributing to meaningful policy discussions and advancing inclusive perspectives in global affairs.
About the Gender and Security Fellowship The fellowship is part of the Gender in the Global Community project , led by Dr. Barbara Buckinx, and coordinated by Sydney Leigh Smith (PhD, Security Studies). It serves as a dynamic platform for students to explore critical global issues through interdisciplinary research and applied policy work.
Fellows are not only researchers but also active contributors to academic and policy-oriented programming, including reading groups and discussions that shape contemporary debates on gender and security. What the Fellowship Offers Participants in the program will benefit from a wide range of academic, professional, and networking opportunities: 1.
Research & Policy Engagement Contribute to policy-relevant outputs such as: Work on real-world issues related to gender, governance, and global security Strengthen research and analytical capabilities Develop methodological and critical thinking skills Gain experience in interdisciplinary approaches to global challenges 3.
Leadership & Collaboration Participate in designing and facilitating the Gender and Security Reading Group Engage in collaborative discussions and programming Build leadership skills through active academic involvement 4.
Networking Opportunities Connect with peers, researchers, and experts in the field Become part of a scholarly and policy-focused community at Princeton University The fellowship emphasizes key global themes, including: Gender and global governance Conflict and security studies Intersectionality and inclusive policymaking International development and political systems To be considered for the Gender and Security Fellowship, applicants must meet the following requirements: Must be a current undergraduate or graduate student at Princeton University Demonstrate strong interest in gender, governance, and security-related issues Show academic excellence and commitment to research and policy engagement Application Deadline: April 10, 2026 Interview Period: Week of April 13, 2026 Final Decision Notification: April 17, 2026 Applicants are encouraged to prepare their materials early and ensure all requirements are met before submission.
The Gender and Security Fellowship provides a unique opportunity to: Engage directly with policy-relevant research Build a strong academic and professional portfolio Gain exposure to global governance and security issues Develop leadership and facilitation skills Join a network of future leaders and scholars This fellowship is particularly valuable for students pursuing careers in international relations, public policy, security studies, gender studies, and related fields.
Interested applicants should submit their applications through the Official Fellowship Platform before the deadline. For further inquiries, applicants may contact the fellowship coordinator via email: Click HERE for more information about the Gender and Security Fellowship 2026–2027. For more global Fellowship opportunities, visit OFY HERE.
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