Applications are currently being accepted for the Electoral Integrity Project (EIP) Fellowship 2027 for International Students. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About EIP Fellowship
EIP Fellowship 2027 supports academics and practitioners to conduct original research on electoral integrity, combining independent research with structured academic engagement. The EIP Fellowship brings together junior and senior researchers, election professionals, civil society leaders, and policy experts to develop working papers and present at the annual workshop.
The Electoral Integrity Project is a globally recognized research initiative that promotes the study of free, fair, transparent, and credible elections. The fellowship provides mentorship, monthly seminars, presentation opportunities at the annual workshop, and eligibility for named fellowship awards supported by partners such as The Carter Center and SSHRC.
Benefits of EIP Fellowship
- International academic collaboration
- Expert feedback through monthly seminars
- Mentorship opportunities for junior researchers
- Presentation opportunities at the annual workshop
- Increased visibility for research through the EIP network
- Eligibility for competitive named fellowship awards
EIP Fellowship Requirements
- Master’s and PhD students or doctoral candidates
- Postdoctoral researchers, Assistant Professors, Lecturers, or equivalent
- Associate Professors, Full Professors, Readers, and senior academics
- Professionals working in government, NGOs, civil society, industry, or election-related fields
- Open to applicants from all countries whose research or professional work contributes to the understanding and improvement of electoral integrity
Application Date and Process
- Applications for the 2027 Electoral Integrity Project Fellowship Program must be submitted by: 30 October 2026
- Interested candidates should complete the official online application form before the deadline
- A clearly articulated electoral integrity challenge
- A robust research methodology
- Expected academic or policy contributions
- A realistic timeline for completing the working paper
- Evidence of relevant academic or professional experience
- Junior applicants should also highlight how mentorship would support their research development and long-term career goals
Application Deadline
30 October, 2026
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