Smith Conservation Research Postdoctoral Fellowship 2025
For postdoctoral degrees in conservation science, the Smith Postdoctoral Fellowship in Conservation Research 2025 is available. Your application must be submitted before September 30, 2025. Smith Fellows is offering this fellowship, which has a full funding value of USD 70,000 per year plus other benefits. All nationals are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
Through two years of practical post-doctoral research, training programs, peer networking, and field learning experiences, the David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship provides top conservation scientists with the chance to hone their abilities.
Summary of Smith Conservation Research Postdoctoral Fellowship
- Level of Study: Post Doctoral
- Institution(s): Smith Fellows
- Study in: US
- Deadline: 30, September, 2025
- Funded: Fully Funded
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Eligibility Criteria of Smith Conservation Research Postdoctoral Fellowship:
This Fellowship requires the following qualification:
- Candidates must have finished their doctorate by the time the award is given out in 2025 or during the previous five years.
- Candidates who have not yet received their doctorate must specify on their application when they anticipate receiving their degree.
- Candidates may be from any country.
- The research projects of applicants must have a direct bearing on how conservation management or policy is actually implemented in the United States and its five permanently inhabited territories.
Benefits of Smith Conservation Research Postdoctoral Fellowship:
This Fellowship provides the following benefits:
- A salary of USD 70,000 per year.
- a USD 40,000 budget for research and travel.
- getaways for professional development supported by the program.
- additional advantages.
How to Apply:
- letter of cover,
- A study plan of eight pages,
- latest resume,
- Statement of personal opinion,
- Two letters of recommendation that discuss the candidate’s qualifications and proposal.
- Two mentors’ letters reaffirming their dedication to the Fellow.
- brief resumes of academic and professional mentors.
