Fung Global Fellows Program

The Fung Global Fellows Program celebrates its 10-year anniversary in 2022-23.
Fung Global Fellows Program Director, Professor Elke Weber.
Nithya Joseph conducts research for the UK GCRF project, Depleted by Debt, in a village in Tamil Nadu, India with her team from the French Institute Pondicherry.
Dimitri Courant presenting his research at the University of Lausanne, UNIL.
Tania Sharmin's data collection in Ahmedabad, India as a part of her research titled: Socio-cultural and environmental experiences in low-income, tropical housing.
Victor Zhuang's research, Singapore's Smart Nation CityScape.
Veda Vaidyanathan presents at the CCCs-India's October 2022 conference, China's Foreign Policy & International Relations in the New Era.
Elke Weber's research, Human Behavior and Cognition in Context, HuB-CC framework.
Dimitri Courant's photograph of the French Citizens Convention for Climate, where he was an observer of the assembly in 2019.

PIIRS invites five international scholars to Princeton for one academic year to research, write and collaborate around a common topic.

Research Topics

Each year, the program focuses on a new topic of interest. This year the theme is “Sustainable Futures.”

Five exceptional scholars from around the world come to Princeton to explore a common topic.

Current Fellows