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Stanford University John S. Knight (JSK) Journalism Fellowship
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Scholarship description
Stanford University is welcoming applications for its fully funded John S. Knight (JSK) Journalism Fellowship for eligible candidates worldwide.
The Stanford University JSK Fellowship covers tuition and health insurance, as well as a $135,000 stipend for nine months. In addition, fellows are supported with accommodation rental, individual coaching, and access to the global JSK alumni network.
More details are provided in this post. Read on for eligibility requirements, benefits, and how to successfully apply.
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Category
Eligible Countries
Language Proficiency
Not Required
Award Type
Fully Funded
Award Amount
$135,000
Deadline
Dec 2nd, 2026
Essay Required
No
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Scholarship Details
Applications are now open for the 2027/2028 John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships.
The JSK Fellowship is looking for journalists and people who work in service of journalism (editors, producers, photographers, audience and community builders, publishers, just to name a few) who are intellectually and creatively restless.
People who are hungry to dig in and poke holes in their own thinking. People who want to spend real time chasing their question wherever it leads.
Eligible Countries
Scholarship Requirements
To be considered for the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship, applicants need;
at least five years of professional experience.
a college degree or experience inside a traditional newsroom isn’t required. And while student work and internships are valuable, they don’t count toward the five-year requirement.
The JSK Fellowship welcomes applications from people who are:
directly involved in producing journalistic content, in any capacity.
working in operations or strategy roles in news organizations.
working with an organization that supports or collaborates directly with journalists.
Benefits
As a JSK Fellow, you receive:
A $135,000 stipend for the nine months
Stanford tuition and health insurance, plus a health supplement for dependents enrolled in Stanford coverage
Advice on finding rental housing and settling into the Stanford area, for you and your family
Individual coaching, customized workshops and access to the global JSK alumni network
Time to explore Stanford’s academic and creative offerings
In return, the fellowship requires that you:
Be in residence at Stanford from September through May, and treat the fellowship as a full-time commitment
Join weekly cohort meetings and biweekly one-on-one coaching sessions
Attend occasional JSK and Stanford events
Share your insights and reflections publicly along the way
Collaborate respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives
Eligible Courses
How to Apply
To apply,
- 1
Create an account on SurveyMonkey Apply, our application platform.
- 2
Answer a few profile questions to see whether you qualify for the U.S. or international fellowship.
- 3
Complete the online form.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited to Zoom interviews. The selection team includes JSK directors, several fellowship alumni, and, for U.S. fellowships, the JSK Selection Committee of journalism and Stanford leaders.
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