Melbourne Law School Visiting Fellowship 2026

Are you a scholar, practitioner, or researcher working on issues related to statelessness? The Melbourne Law School Visiting Fellowship 2026 presents a prestigious and fully funded opportunity to conduct collaborative research at the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness in Australia. Open to applicants from all nationalities, including Pakistani researchers, this program supports global engagement on one of the world’s most urgent human rights challenges.

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Fellowship Details

Who Can Apply?

The Melbourne Law School Visiting Fellowship 2026 welcomes applications from a broad range of individuals:

• Postdoctoral and tenured academics researching statelessness
• Practitioners, NGO professionals, and legal advocates proposing applied research projects
• We encourage people who have experienced statelessness to apply.

The fellowship is open to applicants of all nationalities, including those from Pakistan, India, Africa, Southeast Asia, and beyond.

Fellowship Benefits

This fully funded fellowship in Australia provides:

• Up to AUD 6,000 in financial support to cover round-trip travel and accommodation
• Access to workspace, library, and computer facilities at Melbourne Law School
• Participation in academic workshops, seminars, and collaborative events
• Opportunity to present your research to the faculty or public audience
• Possibility to contribute and article to the Centre’s Critical Statelessness Studies blog

This is an excellent opportunity for early-career and established academics, professionals, and individuals with lived experience of statelessness to deepen their engagement in this critical field.

Application Deadline

Kindly submit your application by 30 November, 2025. Don't miss out on this fantastic chance! Apply Now. For latest updates visit News and Scholarships.