Fellowships Program
Motwani Jadeja U.S.-India Fellowship
Open Call for Motwani Jadeja U.S.-India Fellowship
(Remote Opportunity)
The Motwani Jadeja U.S.-India fellowship under the India and Indian Ocean program is a six-month long hybrid fellowship opportunity for young Americans pursuing India studies, South Asian studies or other international relations and security subjects to engage in research, study and travel to India. The fellowship seeks to foster the next generation of American scholars studying India through mentorship, guidance and support. Fellows will be trained in objective research practices, writing skills and acquainted with cultural sensitivities. They will have the opportunity to learn from esteemed scholars and former government officials. Toward the end of the fellowship, candidates will to travel to India as part of a field visit.
Minimum Qualifications
- Holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations, history, political science or related subjects
- Keen interest in India, Indian foreign policy, Indian Ocean security and other related topics
- Analytical writing skills
Preferred Qualifications
- Holds a Masters or working toward one in international relations, political science, South Asia studies, India studies or Asian studies
- Keen interest in India, Indian Ocean security and other related topics
- Experience gained through internships and work experience at think tanks
- Excellent analytical writing skills with multiple publications
Eligibility and How to Apply
- Between the ages of 18 and 31 at the time of applying
- Must be a US Citizen
To apply for the Fellowship, please fill this FORM, and include all materials listed below.
All materials must be written in English.
Any statement in your application that is found to be false will be grounds for disqualification.
- A cover letter detailing interests and why the Fellowship will contribute to the applicant’s professional development
- Curriculum Vitae
- A description of a research project to undertake as a Fellow (not to exceed 1,500 words)
The application deadline is May 2nd, 2025.
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