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About the Fellowship Program
The Palestine Space Institute (PSI) is preparing to launch the second round of its fellowship program, continuing our commitment to advancing critical research on space ethics, justice, and technology.
This upcoming six-month remote fellowship will provide selected fellows with the opportunity to explore one of PSI’s core research areas, with full details on topics and the application process to be announced soon.
As with our first edition, fellows will engage in independent research supported by PSI’s network of experts, producing outputs that contribute both to academic and public discussions on the peaceful, ethical, and sustainable use of outer space.
Fellows will be expected to produce a research report, a blog post for broader audiences, and a final presentation during the fellowship showcase. There will also be opportunities to connect this work to wider international platforms. The PSI team will provide guidance, resources, and feedback throughout the fellowship to ensure the success and impact of the research.
This fellowship is not just an opportunity to advance your career and expertise in space; it's a chance to make a tangible, positive impact on how humanity approaches space exploration. If this is something that excites you, we invite you to apply and join our community in shaping a future where space remains a domain for the betterment of all.
Application details coming soon
Application details coming soon
Fill out the Experession of Interest form below to be the first to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the fellowship conducted remotely?
A: Yes, both the fellowship and final presentations are fully remote.
Q: Will I receive compensation for participating?
A: Yes, fellows will receive a small stipend after successfully submitting their deliverables.
Q: What resources are available to fellows during the program?
A: Fellows receive mentorship, access to databases, and networking opportunities.
Q: Can groups apply for the fellowship?
A: No, applications must be individual.
Q: Do I need to work in the space industry to apply?
A: No, industry experience isn't required, but having expertise related to the fellowship's topics is beneficial.
Q: How often are meetings with the PSI team?
A: There will be one check-in meeting per month with all PSI fellows, and 1:1 support meetings as needed.
Q: What are the benefits of this fellowship?
A: It offers networking opportunities with professionals interested in creating more just and equitable futures both on Earth and in space.
Q: Can I present my research at international conferences or publish it?
A: Presenting or publishing is optional. Fellows are encouraged to share their work at other conferences or in journals, though please note we don't provide additional funds for travel or publication expenses.
Q: Who are the people behind PSI?
A: Early-mid career professionals in the space sector with interdisciplinary backgrounds - ranging from international law and policy, to engineering, sustainability, and planetary science - who share a commitment to advancing ethics and social justice in the industry.
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