
Schlumberger Foundation
Applications are now open for the Schlumberger Foundation Faculty for the Future Fellowships 2026–2027, a prestigious fully funded fellowship programme that supports outstanding women from developing and emerging economies pursuing PhD or postdoctoral studies in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) at leading universities and research institutions worldwide. The programme aims to increase women's participation in scientific research while strengthening scientific leadership and innovation in their home countries.
Established in 2004, the Faculty for the Future programme recognizes that empowering women in STEM contributes significantly to scientific advancement, sustainable development, and economic growth. Since its launch, the fellowship has supported hundreds of women scientists from more than 90 countries, enabling them to pursue advanced research and become future academic leaders, innovators, and policymakers.
The fellowship goes beyond financial assistance by encouraging recipients to become role models who will inspire future generations of women scientists, strengthen research capacity in their home countries, and contribute to evidence-based policymaking and technological development.
The Faculty for the Future Fellowship is designed to reduce barriers that prevent talented women from developing countries from pursuing advanced STEM education. By supporting doctoral and postdoctoral research at internationally recognized institutions, the programme seeks to create a global network of highly qualified women researchers capable of addressing complex scientific and technological challenges.
Recipients are expected to use the knowledge, research experience, and professional networks gained during their studies to contribute to academic institutions, research organizations, government agencies, and industries within their home countries after completing their programmes.
Successful applicants will receive comprehensive financial support that may include:
The fellowship amount is determined according to the applicant's individual financial needs and eligible academic expenses.
Applicants must satisfy the following requirements:
Applicants holding dual citizenship that includes citizenship of a developed country are not eligible for the programme.
Applicants are generally required to prepare:
Applicants should ensure that all documents accurately reflect their academic achievements, research experience, and future career plans.
Applications will be evaluated based on:
Preference is given to applicants who demonstrate the greatest potential to become leaders in science, research, innovation, and higher education within their countries.
To apply for the Faculty for the Future Fellowships 2026–2027:
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