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    Apply Now: NIAS Golestan Fellowship 2027–2028 in the Netherlands @2028 in the Netherlands

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    Overview

    The Golestan Fellowship at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study is a prestigious, fully funded research opportunity designed for scholars working at the intersection of the medical, biological, and social sciences. Hosted in Amsterdam, this fellowship offers researchers the chance to spend between five to ten months in a highly interdisciplinary academic environment during the 2027–2028 academic year.

    Eligibility

    • More than three years of post-PhD research experience
    • Work in the medical or biological sciences, with clear connections to the humanities or social sciences
    • Demonstrate a strong interest in interdisciplinary research
    • Be able to actively participate in the NIAS research community

    The fellowship particularly encourages applications from non-Dutch researchers, in line with the vision of the Golestan Foundation.

    Benefits

    • Dedicated Research Time – A five or ten month residency focused entirely on advancing your research project
    • Financial Support – A personal stipend or a grant for affiliated researchers to cover living expenses
    • Access to Facilities – Office space, research infrastructure, and academic resources
    • Subsidized Accommodation – Support with housing arrangements in Amsterdam (where applicable)
    • Global Academic Network – Opportunities to collaborate with international scholars from diverse disciplines
    • Intellectual Exchange – Continuous feedback, discussions, and exposure to new perspectives
    • Career Advancement – Strengthen your research profile and expand interdisciplinary expertise

    How to Apply

    To apply for the Golestan Fellowship, candidates must submit their application through the official NIAS website. The application typically includes:

    1. A detailed research proposal
    2. Academic CV and publication record
    3. Supporting documents as required

    Applicants should clearly demonstrate how their research bridges disciplines and how they will contribute to the NIAS community.

    Deadline

    April 13, 2026 (12:00 Noon CET)