Princeton’s Program in Law and Public Policy (P•LAW) is now accepting applications for their Crane Fellowship in Law and Public Policy for the academic year 2027-28. The application period is open from October 2026 through January 22, 2027. Fellowship decisions expected by mid-February 2027.

The Crane Fellowship, a full-time visiting program, is open to legal scholars actively engaged in work on topics with implications for contemporary issues in law and public policy. Fellows are expected to pursue their own research project and to be active contributors to the intellectual life of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, including through participation in lunch seminars and events with Princeton colleagues, students, and visiting speakers. While no teaching is required, fellows are expected to conceive and organize an interdisciplinary Problem-Solving Workshop to be held at some point during their fellowship focused on a policy problem related to the subject of their research.

Those interested in applying can find more details here, as well as a link to the application page.  Please share widely with your networks and encourage outstanding legal scholars to apply.