Program Overview
The KSPP’s fellowship program is a full-time on-the-job training that aims to develop aspiring scholars with the knowledge, skills, and networks needed to excel in academia in the field of public policy. Within two years, Fellows will progressively deepen their knowledge and expand their impact through a combination of research skills, and courses, as well as mentoring, in preparation for pursuing a Ph.D. at leading international universities with a full scholarship, along with a post-Ph.D. career placement opportunity at KSPP.
What We Offer
Full PhD Scholarship
Full PhD Funding.
Workshops & Seminars
Participate in skill-building workshops and seminars to enhance knowledge and capabilities.
Mentorship & Guidance
Receive guidance and feedback from academic and public policy mentors.
Research Opportunities
Design and conduct an independent or team-based research project.
Post-PhD Placement
Post PhD placement at KSPP.
Compensation & Benefits
Competitive Monthly Salary, Medical Insurance, Paid Leave, GOSI Registration
Roles & Responsibilities
During the fellowship, participants will contribute actively to KSPP’s
academic and research community by:
Admission Requirements
Academic Qualification
Master's degree (2022-2026) with a minimum GPA equivalent to “Very Good.”
Academic Background
A master’s degree in a field aligned with KSPP priorities, such as Law, Economics, Political Science, Information Technology, Public Management, Statistics, Mathematics, Sociology, Engineering, Sustainability, Environment, or Public Policy. The degree must be from either one of the top 30 universities or one of the top 10 programs in subject ranking, based on QS rankings in the year of admission to the master’s program.
GMAT or GRE test score
Applicants who are not graduates of the top 30 universities or top 10 subject-ranked programs must submit a minimum GMAT score of 600 or GRE score of 300.
Interview
Successful completion of an interview.
Proof of English Language Proficiency
IELTS Academic 6.5 or TOEFL-ibt 80 (may be waived if the applicant has obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher from a country where English is the native language, including Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the United States).
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