US Institute of Peace USIP Peace Scholar Fellowship
The US Institute of Peace supports research and initiatives related to resolving violent conflict abroad. The institute operates independently as a nonpartisan organization assisting the Executive Branch.
Quick Facts
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Funding
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United StatesAbout the US Institute of Peace USIP Peace Scholar Fellowship
The United States Institute of Peace functions as the nation's independent, nonpartisan institute supporting the Executive Branch in resolving violent conflict abroad.
The organization engages in various international focus areas, including Azerbaijan and Armenia, Cambodia and Thailand, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, Egypt and Ethiopia, India and Pakistan, Iran and the United States, Israel and Gaza, and Kosovo and Serbia.
The Institute organizes high-level events, such as presidential signing ceremonies and inaugural board meetings, focusing on ending wars and peace initiatives.
Applicants and researchers utilize the institute's resources to study international conflict resolution and peacebuilding strategies.
Eligible Levels
Eligible Fields
Why Choose This Scholarship?
Affiliation with the United States Institute of Peace
Focus on critical international conflict zones
Nonpartisan approach to global peace studies
What the Scholarship Covers
Eligibility Requirements
2 requirements
Documents Checklist
3 documents required
How to Apply - Step by Step
Visit the official USIP website fellowships page
Review specific research criteria and guidelines
Submit application materials through the designated portal
Insider Tips & Pro Tips
Review current international focus regions listed by USIP before applying
Ensure research proposals directly address violent conflict resolution abroad
Important Links & Contacts
Frequently Asked Questions
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The United States Institute of Peace is an independent, nonpartisan institute that supports the Executive Branch in resolving violent conflict abroad.
Current focus areas include Azerbaijan, Armenia, Cambodia, Thailand, DRC, Rwanda, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Pakistan, Iran, the United States, Israel, Gaza, Kosovo, and Serbia.
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This scholarship typically opens around Varies - confirm on official site. Confirm the current cycle and deadline on the official portal.
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