IIASA Young Scientists Summer Program - U.S.
The International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) offers an extraordinary opportunity for PhD candidates to spend a summer in a beautiful setting outside Vienna, Austria conducting cutting-edge, global policy-relevant research in its Young Scientists Summer Program (YSSP). 50 international doctoral students are selected each year to be mentored by IIASA scientists, providing both individual and multi-disciplinary research experience. The National Academies has a limited number of fellowships to support travel and living expenses for successful YSSP applicants who are U.S. citizens or are enrolled in U.S. graduate programs.
Not accepting applications
Key dates
YSSP Application Deadline: 13 January 2025, 18:00 EST
Deadline for receipt of reference letters: 14 January 2025
YSSP acceptance letters distributed from IIASA by email: Mid March 2025
Fellowship award letters distributed by the National Academies: Early April 2025
Fellows make travel, living, and visa arrangements with assistance from National Academies and IIASA: Late April - Early May 2025
YSSP in Laxenburg, Austria: First week of June until end of August
Award details
The International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) offers an extraordinary opportunity for PhD candidates to spend a summer in a beautiful setting outside Vienna, Austria conducting cutting-edge, global policy-relevant research in its Young Scientists Summer Program (YSSP). 50 international doctoral students are selected each year to be mentored by IIASA scientists, providing both individual and multi-disciplinary research experience.
IIASA is an international institute located in a Habsburg-era Schloss just outside Vienna, engaged in scientific research that aims to provide support for decision makers through models and analysis in 6 Research Programs:
- Advancing Systems Analysis
- Economic Frontiers
- Biodiversity & Natural Resources
- Energy, Climate and Environment
- Population and Just Societies
- Strategic Initiatives