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Eligibility Criteria - IIE Scholar Rescue Fund Skip to content Search Donate Beacon Newsletter Search Donate Beacon Newsletter Search Home Apply Become a Fellow Eligibility Instructions & Application Applicant FAQ Alternative Opportunities Scholar Resources CVs & Cover Letters Networking Writing Skills Career Advice Language & Culture Jobs & Grants Legal Advice Host & Partner Partner With Us IIE-SRF Alliance Organizational Partners & Ambassadors Featured Partners Vartan Gregorian Research Grants Host A Fellow Fellows Seeking Placement Host Partners List Hosts FAQ Impact Overview By The Numbers IIE-SRF portraits Featured Scholars Preserving National Academies Sudan Ukraine Afghanistan Syria Yemen Iraq Distance Learning Initiative Iraq Project News & Events Announcements & Events IIE-SRF Forum In The News Publications Videos About Us Learn More About Us Mission & Philosophy Our History Our Team Governance Donate Subscribe The Beacon Home Apply Become a Fellow Eligibility Instructions & Application Applicant FAQ Alternative Opportunities Scholar Resources CVs & Cover Letters Networking Writing Skills Career Advice Language & Culture Jobs & Grants Legal Advice Host & Partner Partner With Us IIE-SRF Alliance Organizational Partners & Ambassadors Featured Partners Vartan Gregorian Research Grants Host A Fellow Fellows Seeking Placement Host Partners List Hosts FAQ Impact Overview By The Numbers IIE-SRF portraits Featured Scholars Preserving National Academies Sudan Ukraine Afghanistan Syria Yemen Iraq Distance Learning Initiative Iraq Project News & Events Announcements & Events IIE-SRF Forum In The News Publications Videos About Us Learn More About Us Mission & Philosophy Our History Our Team Governance Donate Subscribe The Beacon Applicants Eligibility Criteria IIE-SRF accepts applications from professors, researchers, and public intellectuals who face threats and cannot continue their work in their home countries. Scholars from any country and in any academic field or discipline may qualify. Applicants are assessed based on academic qualifications and experience, the quality and/or potential of their work, and the urgency of the threats that they face. Preference is given to scholars who: hold a Ph.D. or highest degree in their field and have significant teaching and/or research experience at a university, college, or other institution of higher learning; have an established record of published research; demonstrate superior academic accomplishment or promise; are facing or have recently fled from immediate, targeted threats to their lives and/or careers in their home countries or countries of residence; will benefit their home and/or host academic communities. Unfortunately, IIE-SRF typically cannot consider applications from individuals who: are seeking to continue their studies, including Ph.D. study, or to complete an academic training program; have been displaced or have resided outside their home countries for more than two years; hold citizenship or permanent residency in a safe second country; will have completed two years on a comparable fellowship or other program for threatened scholars. Because of high demand for assistance, IIE-SRF is not able to grant fellowship support to all applicants who meet the eligibility requirements. Note to potential Ukrainian applicants: IIE-SRF continues to follow closely the events in Ukraine and the devastating impacts of the war on the academic community and country more broadly. Within this context, we are faced with the difficult decision of how to best allocate our limited resources. After careful consideration, IIE-SRF is focused on supporting fellowships undertaken in Eastern or Central Europe. We are unfortunately unable to consider applications from Ukrainian scholars seeking placements elsewhere in Europe, including Western Europe. IIE-SRF will continue to evaluate its approach as events on the ground unfold. Thank you for your understanding. Please direct any inquiries regard…