NATO Defense College fellowships

Introduction 

 The NATO Defense College (NDC) Fellowship program offers research opportunities for scholars and practitioners in fields related to international relations, security studies, and defense. Here are the key details about the NDC Fellowship:

 Objectives:

- To support research that contributes to NATO’s mission and goals.

- To foster a deeper understanding of NATO and its policies among academics and policymakers.

 Types of Fellowships:

1. NATO Defense College Fellowships:

   - Open to academics, researchers, and practitioners from NATO member and partner countries.

   - Focus on issues of strategic importance to NATO.

2. Partners Across the Globe Fellowships:

   - Targeted at individuals from NATO’s global partner countries.

   - Aims to enhance cooperation and understanding between NATO and these countries.

Eligibility:

- Open to applicants with a relevant academic background or professional experience in international relations, security studies, defense, or related fields.

- Applicants must be from NATO member countries or partner countries, depending on the fellowship type.

Duration:

- Fellowships typically last for a period of 3 to 5 months.

Benefits:

Stipend:

 Financial support to cover living expenses during the fellowship.

Travel Costs:

 Reimbursement for travel expenses to and from the NATO Defense College in Rome, Italy.

Facilities: 

Access to the NDC’s library, resources, and academic network.

Research Support: 

Opportunity to engage with NATO staff and experts.

 Application Process:

- Applications are usually submitted online through the NATO Defense College portal.

- Required documents include a research proposal, a CV, and letters of recommendation.

- Selection is based on the quality of the research proposal and the applicant’s qualifications.

For more details and to apply, visit the 

[NATO Defense College Fellowship page]

(https://www.ndc.nato.int/research/fellowships.php?icode=5).