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Stanford Welcomes Graduates for The International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026

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Stanford University welcomes Graduates for the International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026-2027
Stanford University welcomes Graduates for the International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026-2027

Stanford University and International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program

International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program at Stanford University

  • The Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) is Stanford University’s hub for researchers tackling some of the world’s most pressing security and international cooperation issues.
  • Founded 30 years ago, CISAC is building on its historic strengths to address the many longstanding and emerging challenges of an increasingly complex world.
  • Our longstanding belief guides us that a commitment to rigorous scholarship, openness to new ideas, and lively intellectual exchange can spur the creation and spread of knowledge to help build a safer world.
  • The CISAC Fellowship Program provides an unparalleled opportunity for scholars and professionals to explore complex international problems and innovative solutions in a collegial and collaborative environment.
  • CISAC fellows spend the academic year engaged in research and writing and are encouraged to participate in seminars and to interact with and collaborate with leading faculty and researchers.
  • Natural scientists have the opportunity to conduct research on the scientific and technical aspects of security topics and to collaborate with faculty members.
  • Please contact cisacfellowship@stanford.edu if you have any questions.

Profile of the International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program

  • Stanford University Center for International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program (2026-2027)
    The Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) at Stanford University serves as a forum for scholars and professionals to explore complex international problems and innovative solutions in a collegial and collaborative environment.
  • The CISAC Fellowship Program is an integral part of this mission.
  • CISAC fellows spend the academic year engaged in research and writing and are expected to participate in seminars/workshops and to interact and collaborate with leading faculty and researchers.
  • Natural scientists have the opportunity to conduct research on the scientific and technical aspects of security topics and to collaborate with faculty members.

Information for Prospective Fellows

Basic demographic information will be imported from your Slideroom registration.
  • Current Institution or Business
  • Current Department
  • Link to Website or Online Profile
  • Gender
  • Citizenship
  • This question may have follow-up questions.

Needed Documents for the Fellowship

  • Proposed Research Project Title (or Dissertation Title for Predoctoral Candidates)
  • Research Abstract: 200-word maximum.
Stanford Welcomes Graduates for The International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026
Stanford Welcomes Graduates for The International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026

Addendum Information of the Fellowship

  • The Fellowship Categories
This is an interesting position and should be viewed as such. You will be considered for EVERY fellowship for which you are deemed eligible. However, if you would like to be considered for a particular fellowship, please check the appropriate fellowship below.
  • Academic or Professional Status
This question may have follow-up questions.
  • Potential Stanford University Faculty Mentor (optional)
    Note: this is optional and non-binding. Not requesting a specific mentor does not make your application less competitive.
  • What do you hope to achieve during a fellowship at CISAC?
  • What makes CISAC the ideal place to do your fellowship? (250 words)
  • How did you hear about CISAC Fellowships?
  • List other fellowship programs to which you are applying (if applicable).
  • Statement of In-Residence Requirement
This position is a serious matter and should be treated that way. By clicking “I Agree” below, you certify that you understand this is an in-residence, full-time fellowship that requires your presence on campus several times per week, as outlined in your offer letter.

Fellowship Funding Information

  • What type of support will you require?
    This question may have follow-up questions.
Fellowship Attachments
Please upload your research project prospectus or dissertation description below (1,500 words maximum) as a PDF.
If you are applying for a fellowship renewal, please elaborate on what you accomplished during your fellowship year at CISAC and how an additional year at CISAC would enhance your professional development.
  • Writing Sample
    Please upload your writing sample below as a PDF (maximum 50 pages).
  • Graduate School Transcripts
Please upload your graduate school transcripts as a PDF below. Unofficial transcripts are acceptable. All pre- and postdoctoral applicants must include a transcript. Others may include a transcript, but are not required to do so.)
A transcript format in letter grades (A, B, C) is preferred in English. If not available in English, please provide a certified translation. Fellowship Statement of Certification
  • Statement of Certification
    By clicking “I Agree” below, you are certifying that this application is your own work. To the best of your knowledge, the information contained herein is true and accurate.
Stanford University Welcomes Graduates for The International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026-2027
Stanford University Welcomes Graduates for The International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program 2026-2027

References on International Security and Cooperation Fellowship Program

Please provide contact information for three (3) individuals who will submit letters of reference on your behalf. Letters should be provided from faculty, advisors, supervisors, managers, or mentors who can comment on your professional and educational goals and potential.
Individuals writing letters of reference on your behalf should submit their letters through our online application system if at all possible. However, PDF submissions will also be accepted. Current CISAC fellows MUST include a letter of recommendation from a CISAC-appointed mentor.
Recommenders will receive an email with a unique link to the applicant’s letter of recommendation. Please note that this system does not work with Interfolio. If you plan to submit your letters through Interfolio, please send them directly to cisacfellowship@stanford.edu. All letters must be received within 5 days of the application deadline for your application to be considered.

To apply, please click here.

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