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Fellowships at the CRPH are offered throughout the year. Applicants may apply for a fellowship for a minimum period of one month and a maximum duration of three months. The center can accommodate between two and four fellows per year.
Visiting fellows may either collaborate with FHS faculty through the existing Research Working Groups at the CRPH, or pursue their own research interests, utilizing the facilities of the center and its data resources. They may also organize research seminars and workshops for interested students and faculty while in residence.
