Lebanon’s Concurrent Crises fellowship

About the Fellowship 

The Institute for Social Justice and Conflict Resolution (ISJCR) ) and  Institute for Migration Studies (IMS) invite scholars with experience working with qualitative and qualitative data collection methods in the social sciences to apply for the Lebanon’s Concurrent Crises fellowship. This fellowship requires strong expertise with working with surveys.

Interested applicants are encouraged to present innovative research that seeks to advance their respective academic disciplines and have an impact on policy.

Fellows will be welcomed into the Institute for Social Justice and Conflict Resolution community and invited to participate in weekly meetings aimed at encouraging collaboration. Fellows will work on a nationwide survey, and will be responsible for assisting with data analysis, processing, and visualization. 

Fellows are responsible for leading on data collection and collaborating on one journal article with the research team at the ISJCR over a period of 6 months. Fellows will also participate when possible in ISJCR events, conferences, and workshops. In the spirit of maintaining the ISJCR’s commitment to bridging the worlds of academia and policy, fellows will participate in the ISJCR’s monthly blog posts, among other ISJCR-led activities.

Time Period

The fellowship is a six-month appointment starting in October 2024.

Eligibility

• Advanced skills in data analysis, quantitative research, evidence of data processing, data, visualization, surveys
• Fellows can be based outside of Lebanon.
• Expertise working with surveys and quantitative analysis 

Benefits

Fellows will receive a stipend of $2000 monthly, shared office space at the Institute for Social Justice and Conflict Resolution, and access to the Lebanese American University’s libraries.