Deadline: September 30, 2024
Open to: Young researchers and early career professionals from around the world with a focus on human rights and related fields.
Benefits: The fellowship provides a stipend of $5,000 USD, travel costs, accommodation, and research support. The fellowship will take place at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA.
Description:
The BIIHR NextGen Research Fellowship 2024 is designed for young researchers and early career professionals who are committed to advancing human rights in the digital age. Fellows will have the opportunity to conduct independent research, engage with leading experts, and contribute to the global discourse on internet policy, digital rights, and related topics. The fellowship is hosted by the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, one of the world’s leading institutions for research on law, technology, and society.
Eligibility:
The fellowship is open to individuals who:
- Are early career professionals or researchers (typically within 5 years of their terminal degree).
- Have demonstrated experience and interest in human rights, digital rights, or related fields.
- Are proficient in English.
- Are available to reside in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, for the duration of the fellowship.
Benefits:
- A stipend of $5,000 USD.
- Coverage of travel expenses to and from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
- Accommodation for the duration of the fellowship.
- Access to research resources and mentorship at the Berkman Klein Center.
How to apply?
To apply, candidates must submit an online application through the official Berkman Klein Center website. The application includes a research proposal, a CV, and letters of recommendation.
For more information, visit the official website.