$70,000 Hauser/Remarque Global Fellowship

NYU School of Law's Hauser Global Law School Program and NYU's Remarque Institute jointly offer a year-long research fellowship in New York for scholars working on law and law-adjacent subjects such as international law, European law, international legal history and the sociology of law in Europe. Two fellows are chosen for 2027 to 2028, each paid a US$70,000 stipend and given office space to pursue their own research and writing. Applicants must have finished their PhD, including the defence, before the fellowship starts, and their project must involve Europe to some degree.

What you get:

• A stipend of US$70,000 for the academic year, subject to tax
• Office space shared between the Law School and the Remarque Institute
• Membership of both the Hauser Global Fellows cohort and the Remarque Institute cohort
• A full academic year, September 1, 2027 to May 31, 2028, for your own research and writing

What you'll do:

• Pursue your own research project on law and Europe in residence at NYU
• Take part in and contribute to the intellectual life of both programmes

Key dates:

• Applications close January 15, 2027

• Foreign nationals, or US and dual-nationality citizens who are teaching, working or studying outside the US
• All PhD requirements, including the defence and dissertation approval, completed before the fellowship starts
• Research on law or law-adjacent subjects that involves Europe to some degree
• Application: form, CV, 3 to 5 page research proposal, proof of English proficiency, recent publication or writing sample, and two referees who submit letters through the reference manager linked in the form