The Global China Fellows Program (GCF) is an exceptional, fully funded fellowship initiated by the Global China Initiative (GCI) at Boston University in the United States.
This prestigious program is open to applicants worldwide and aims to foster policy-oriented research while enhancing understanding of China’s evolving role in global affairs.
Program Overview
Host Country: United States
Location: Boston University, Global Development Policy Center
Deadline for Applications: December 20, 2024
Funding: Fully funded fellowship
The GCF fellowship provides a unique opportunity for participants to engage in research that informs policy discussions and decisions regarding China’s overseas economic activities. Fellows will collaborate closely with researchers at Boston University and contribute to impactful projects within the Global Development Policy Center.
Objectives and Workstreams
The primary objective of the Global China Fellows Program is to train and develop the next generation of thought leaders who can contribute to policy-relevant research on China. Participants will be paired with faculty members or senior academic researchers from the GDP Center to work on one of the following four GCI workstreams:
Data Analysis for Transparency and Accountability (D.A.T.A.)
Forestry, Agriculture, Indigenous Rights, and the Belt and Road Initiative (FAIR-BRI)
Energy and Climate
China and the International Financial Architecture (CHIFA)
Through this collaboration, fellows will enhance their research skills and gain insights into the complexities of China’s engagement on the global stage.
Bridging Academia and Policymaking
The Global China Fellows Program has a proven track record of bridging the gap between academia and policymaking. By engaging with Boston University faculty and Global South-based institutions, participants will conduct research that informs and influences policy decisions regarding China’s international economic activities.
This fellowship represents a remarkable opportunity for aspiring researchers and policymakers passionate about global development and China’s role in reshaping international relations.
Application Process
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply for the Global China Fellows Program before the December 20, 2024, deadline. This is a unique chance to be part of a program that not only supports academic growth but also contributes to meaningful policy discussions on a global scale.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to advance your career while making a significant impact—apply now for the Global China Fellows Program at Boston University!