About the Program
The Non-Resident Fellows Program at the Indo-Pacific Studies Center (IPSC) brings together academics, policy experts, and emerging leaders who contribute research, analysis, and strategic ideas on the Indo-Pacific from their home countries and institutions. Fellows participate remotely and shape IPSC’s publications, events, and collaborations.
What Fellows Contribute
- Write policy briefs, commentaries, and regional updates
- Participate in IPSC panels, roundtables, and webinars
- Mentor IPSC interns and Emerging Leaders
- Lead or co-lead research projects within IPSC labs
- Represent IPSC in regional networks and collaborations
Fellowship Themes
- Geopolitics and Strategic Alliances
- Climate Action and Environmental Governance
- Trade, Technology, and Innovation
- Democracy, Human Rights, and Multilateralism
- Education, Public Policy, and Development
What Fellows Receive
- Official designation as IPSC Fellow (non-resident)
- Opportunities to publish under the IPSC brand
- Collaboration with a global community of thought leaders
- Priority invitations to IPSC events and leadership programs
- Support for project development and grant applications
Eligibility & Expectations
We welcome applicants with experience in international relations, public policy, environmental studies, regional development, or related fields. Fellows are expected to contribute at least one output per quarter and remain actively engaged in the IPSC community.
Apply to Become a Fellow
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Interested candidates should submit a CV, brief statement of interest, and one writing sample or publication link.