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The Schlumberger Faculty Fellowships 2027 offer an important funding opportunity for women scientists from developing and emerging countries who want to pursue advanced research in STEM fields at leading universities and research institutions abroad. Through the Faculty for the Future program, selected applicants can receive substantial annual grants to support PhD studies or postdoctoral research.

The program is established by the Schlumberger Foundation, which has supported women in science since 2004. The fellowship aims to help talented women scientists develop their academic and research careers while encouraging them to contribute to scientific development in their home countries.

Applications for the 2027–2028 Faculty for the Future cohort opened on 1 September 2026 and will close on 7 November 2026.

What Are the Schlumberger Faculty Fellowships?

The Schlumberger Faculty Fellowships are part of the Faculty for the Future initiative, which supports women scientists from low- and middle-income countries pursuing advanced education and research in STEM disciplines.

The fellowship is designed for women who have strong academic records, research potential, leadership abilities, and a commitment to contributing to their communities after completing their studies or research.

Importantly, the program does not fund master's degrees. Funding is available for PhD studies and postdoctoral research in eligible STEM disciplines.

Schlumberger Faculty Fellowships 2027 Benefits

The Faculty for the Future program provides significant financial support based on the actual costs associated with the applicant's approved study or research program.

PhD Funding

Women pursuing a PhD can receive up to USD 50,000 per year. Grants may be renewable annually until completion of the degree, provided the fellow continues to meet the program's requirements and demonstrates satisfactory academic progress.

Postdoctoral Research Funding

Postdoctoral researchers can receive up to USD 40,000 per year. The funding is intended to support researchers as they develop their scientific expertise and contribute to their academic or research careers.

What Does the Fellowship Cover?

Depending on the approved funding and individual circumstances, the fellowship can support expenses such as:

  • University tuition fees
  • Research or bench fees
  • Accommodation
  • Living expenses
  • Travel costs
  • Visa charges
  • Conference expenses

Eligible applicants may also receive an exceptional childcare grant for each qualifying child when the applicable conditions are met.

Selected fellows also become part of the Faculty for the Future global alumnae network, creating opportunities for professional connections and potential additional funding.

Who Can Apply for Faculty for the Future?

The Schlumberger Faculty Fellowships 2027 are specifically designed for women who are citizens of developing or emerging countries.

Applicants must not hold dual citizenship with a developed country. They should also be preparing for or undertaking a PhD or postdoctoral research program in a STEM discipline at a well-ranked university or research institution outside their home country.

Applicants should have an excellent academic record and strong academic references. Teaching experience or a demonstrated interest in teaching and pursuing an academic career is also important.

Schlumberger Faculty Fellowship Eligibility Criteria

In addition to academic qualifications, the program considers leadership and community impact.Applicants should demonstrate:

  • Strong academic and research performance
  • Teaching experience or an interest in academia
  • Leadership potential
  • Community outreach activities
  • Efforts to encourage girls and women to enter STEM
  • A commitment to returning to their home country
  • Plans to pursue an academic, research, STEM entrepreneurship, or policymaking career

Applicants must also be enrolled in, admitted to, or have applied to an eligible host university or research institution abroad.Employees of Schlumberger (SLB) are not eligible for the fellowship.

How to Apply for Schlumberger Faculty Fellowships 2027

Applicants should begin preparing their application well before the deadline.

Step 1: Review the Requirements

Start by carefully reading the Faculty for the Future eligibility criteria and frequently asked questions. Confirm that your nationality, academic level, STEM field, host institution, and career plans meet the program requirements.

Step 2: Prepare Your Application

Create an account on the online application portal and complete the personal, academic, and research sections.Applicants should prepare key documents, including academic transcripts, degree certificates, CV, research proposal or description, proof of admission or application to the host university, and evidence of teaching and outreach activities.

Step 3: Provide Referee Information

References are an important part of the selection process. Applicants should provide accurate details for their referees and allow sufficient time for recommendations to be completed.

Step 4: Submit Before the Deadline

The online application opened on 1 September 2026 and closes on 7 November 2026. Applicants should submit their completed application before the deadline and carefully review all information before final submission.


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