Princeton Arts Fellowship 2027-2029
About this call
Princeton Arts Fellowships are awarded to early career artists whose achievements have been recognised as demonstrating extraordinary promise in any area of artistic practice and teaching. Fellows spend two consecutive academic years (September 1 to July 1) as full and active members of the Princeton community, committed to frequent and engaged interaction with students during the academic year. The teaching load is typically one course each semester, or an artistic assignment in lieu of a class such as directing a play or creating a dance with students. A stipend of 93,000 US dollars a year is provided. For this cycle the Lewis Center is accepting applications only for the Program in Dance, the Program in Theater and Music Theater, and the Department of Music. One need not be a US citizen to apply. Holders of PhD degrees from Princeton, applicants with a sustained continuous relationship with Princeton, and past Hodder Fellowship recipients are not eligible.
Who can apply
- International applicants
- Medium: Performance
- Free entry
- Applications close 8 September 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EDT and are submitted through the Interfolio portal. Applicants provide a curriculum vitae, contact information for one reference, work samples, and a 750-word proposal describing what they would do with the two years. This cycle is limited to the Program in Dance, the Program in Theater and Music Theater, and the Department of Music.