HIIG Fellowship

The HIIG Fellowship is a prestigious research opportunity offered by the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin, Germany. This fellowship program supports exceptional researchers from around the world who are investigating the complex interactions between digital technologies and society. The HIIG Fellowship provides scholars with the resources, mentorship, and collaborative environment needed to advance their research on internet governance, digital transformation, platform regulation, data ethics, and other critical aspects of our increasingly digital world. Fellows benefit from access to HIIG’s extensive network of international experts, research facilities, and interdisciplinary community. The program typically offers financial support, workspace at the institute’s Berlin location, and opportunities to participate in conferences, workshops, and publication initiatives. Eligibility requirements vary by specific fellowship track but generally include advanced academic qualifications, a strong research proposal aligned with HIIG’s focus areas, and demonstrated expertise in relevant fields. The application process is competitive and involves submission of research proposals, academic credentials, and letters of recommendation. Successful applicants join a vibrant community of scholars contributing to meaningful research on how digital technologies shape contemporary society. The HIIG Fellowship represents a significant career opportunity for researchers seeking to make substantial contributions to the understanding of internet and society interactions while advancing their academic profiles in an internationally recognized research institution.