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Mercatus Adam Smith Fellowship

Mercatus Adam Smith Fellowship

Applicable For:

Graduate Students

Max Award Amount:

$10,000

Application Deadline:

15/03/2024
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About This Scholarship

The Mercatus Adam Smith Fellowship is a highly regarded and competitive fellowship program offered by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University in the United States. The fellowship is named after the renowned economist Adam Smith and is designed to support graduate students who are pursuing research and studies in political economy.

The program aims to provide scholars with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the principles of free markets and apply them to pressing policy issues. It is open to students from various disciplines, including economics, political science, law, and public policy.

Selected fellows receive financial support, mentorship, and access to a vibrant academic community. They are expected to actively engage in research, participate in seminars and workshops, and contribute to the intellectual discourse on the role of markets in society.

Eligibility Criteria For Mercatus Adam Smith Fellowship

Here are some common eligibility factors that are often considered:

  • Academic Background: Most scholarships in political science require applicants to have a strong academic record. This typically includes a high GPA or equivalent academic achievements in previous studies, such as undergraduate or graduate degrees in political science or a related field.
  • Field of Study: Scholarships in political science are typically specific to the field of political science or related disciplines such as international relations, public policy, or government studies. Ensure that your field of study aligns with the scholarship’s focus area.
  • Enrollment or Acceptance in a Program: Scholarships may require applicants to be enrolled in or accepted into a relevant academic program at an accredited institution. This could be at the undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral level.
  • Research or Career Interest: Scholarships in political science may prioritize applicants with a demonstrated interest or commitment to the field. This can be showcased through research experience, internships, relevant coursework, or engagement in political activities.
  • Letters of Recommendation: Scholarships often require applicants to submit letters of recommendation from professors, advisors, or professionals who can speak to their academic abilities, potential, and interest in political science.

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