The #IAS_NUQ Global Undergraduate Fellowship is an opportunity for students at NU-Q who have a new or ongoing research or creative project to develop it into an original contribution to evidence-based storytelling and, hence, to knowledge of the Global South.
#IAS_NUQ Global Undergraduate Fellows pursue a solo research or evidence-based creative scholarship project on a subject of their choosing over twelve months, focussing on the Global South and addressing one or more of our current research themes:
Under the mentorship of #IAS_NUQ’s director, #IAS_NUQ staff, #IAS_NUQ postdoctoral scholars, and NU-Q faculty mentors, Global Undergraduate Fellows develop their concept and deepen their research skills. They publish or produce the output of their projects with #IAS_NUQ_Press and present it to the NU-Q community at the annual #IAS_NUQ Global Undergraduate Fellows Presentations, held at the end of January each year.
Fellows have access to a shared workspace at the Institute, dependent on needs and availability. All Fellows are expected to participate in and promote #IAS_NUQ events, to contribute to stimulating conversations and learn about theories, methodologies, and intellectual debates in, from, and about the countries of the Global South.
Fellowships are open to advanced undergraduate students who meet ALL of the following criteria:
For help in developing your proposal, to discuss a potential project, or find out more about the opportunity, please contact Dr. Clovis Bergère, director of #IAS_NUQ, as early as possible.
The #IAS_NUQ Global Undergraduate Fellowship offers three distinct tracks that fellows may choose from: Research Papers, Multimodal Projects, and Short Documentaries.
Before you begin your application, please carefully review the general guidelines above as well as the track-specific checklist for the option you plan to pursue. The checklist is meant to help you plan, structure, and refine your responses before filling out the online application.
We highly recommend that you draft your responses in a separate Word document and use the checklist to make sure you have addressed all the requirements. Once finalized, you can copy your answers into the application form.
While there will be one single application link, each track has its own checklist to guide you through the process. Please make sure to consult the checklist for your chosen track before you begin filling out the application.
Please select the track you are applying for. Each button will take you to the checklist with details and questions specific to that track.
Research Paper Checklist Multimodal Project Checklist Short Documentary Checklist
Note: For planning purposes only. This is not the application.
Checklists are only to help you prepare your answers. All submissions must be made through the application portal below.