Applications are currently being accepted for the Schlumberger Foundation Faculty for the Future Fellowships 2027. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
The Schlumberger Foundation is inviting applications for its 2027 Faculty for the Future programme, which provides fellowships to women from eligible low- and middle-income countries pursuing PhD studies or postdoctoral research in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) at universities and research institutions abroad. The programme aims to strengthen the representation of women in scientific and technical fields by supporting outstanding researchers who can contribute to the development of their home countries. In addition to financial assistance, successful applicants join the Faculty for the Future global community, offering opportunities to build academic and professional connections.
Successful applicants receive financial support for eligible PhD or postdoctoral research abroad, subject to the Foundation’s funding conditions and selection decisions.
The programme also provides access to a wider international academic and professional community through the Faculty for the Future network.
Key benefits include:
The announcement provided does not specify the funding amount, maximum award duration or detailed eligible expenses for the 2027 cycle. Applicants should consult the official application criteria and frequently asked questions for the latest financial terms.
Applicants must meet the Foundation’s stated criteria to be considered for the Faculty for the Future programme.
1. Gender and country eligibility
Applicants must be women from countries classified as eligible low- or middle-income countries under the programme’s rules. Candidates should consult the official country eligibility information before beginning an application.
2. Academic programme
Applicants must be pursuing a PhD or postdoctoral research in a STEM discipline.
3. Overseas host institution
Candidates must be enrolled, admitted or have applied to a university or research institution outside their home country.
4. Academic excellence
Applicants must demonstrate an excellent academic record and the capacity to undertake advanced research.
5. Commitment to home-country development
Candidates must be committed to returning to their home countries and contributing to socioeconomic development. Their proposed research and future professional plans should demonstrate how their expertise could support national or local development.
6. Leadership and community engagement
Applicants must demonstrate leadership, community involvement and a track record of encouraging women and girls to pursue STEM education or careers.
Meeting the basic requirements does not guarantee an award. Applicants should review all official criteria and ensure that their academic background, research plans and professional objectives align with the programme’s priorities.
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