Media centre Jobs Contact Research Learn Events News & opinion About Search About Visiting Fellowships Scheme In this section Introduction Visiting Research Fellows Visiting Study Fellows We are proud to have welcomed a diverse array of international visiting researchers throughout our history. Visiting Research Fellow and Study Fellow appointments are intended to help development professionals, practitioners and academics to advance their research, while strengthening links with partner institutions globally. You will have free access to all IDS facilities and are encouraged to take an active part in the life of the Institute. No fee is payable to IDS and no salary is paid by IDS for these appointments. If you have not yet completed your PhD, please refer to the Visiting Research Students scheme. Queries about the Visiting Fellows scheme should be directed to Gemma Males. Visiting Research Fellows Visiting Research Fellows are typically experienced academic scholars, or those employed in business, government or NGOs, who come to IDS to pursue their own research in close collaboration with IDS staff. Find out more Visiting Study Fellows Visiting Study Fellows are typically government officials, development practitioners or academics in the early stages of their career, who wish to pursue guided, non-degree study, research or writing in their area of special interest. Find out more Key contacts Gemma Males Directorate Executive Assistant g.males@ids.ac.uk +44 (0)1273 915842 Contact Subscribe to our newsletter(s) IDS Bulletin Disclaimer & cookies Privacy statement © 2021 Institute of Development Studies Design and development by Soapbox We use cookies to enable us to see how this website is being used. This helps us to ensure that the website is user-friendly, and that you’re able to access the information you need easily. Our cookies are stored locally on your device. To accept our cookies, continue browsing as normal: alternatively please see our cookie policy for more information. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies