Stanton Nuclear Security Fellows Program 2027–2028 in Germany (Funded Research Fellowship)

The Stanton Nuclear Security Fellows Program 2027–2028 at Hertie School in Berlin, Germany, offers postdoctoral researchers and junior faculty members a one-year funded research fellowship. Supported by the Stanton Foundation, the program brings together qualified scholars to conduct independent, policy-relevant research in nuclear security at the Centre for International Security. Up to two fellowships are awarded annually, with fellows beginning their research in September 2027. What you get • Postdoctoral stipend of €87,575 • Junior faculty stipend of €118,790 • One year of independent research at Hertie School's Centre for International Security • Academic networking with faculty and experts in nuclear security and international affairs • Support for research contributing to policy debates • International exposure conducting research in Berlin within an international academic community How to apply 1. Visit the official Hertie School fellowship webpage 2. Submit application through the online application portal 3. Applications must be submitted through the online portal; applications by other methods will not be accepted

• Be a postdoctoral researcher or tenure-track junior faculty member • Have relevant academic or professional experience in nuclear policy, security, international relations, engineering, physics, law, or related disciplines • Demonstrate ability to conduct independent research • Submit a strong research proposal relevant to nuclear security • Junior faculty members at law schools and applicants with a terminal degree in law are eligible • Current curriculum vitae (CV) • Two letters of recommendation • Personal statement • Research project proposal • Academic transcripts, if requested by the selection committee