Salary: $63,480 - $77,076 per year

Johns Hopkins University seeks a Postdoctoral Fellow for an appointment in the National Research Center on Advanced Education, in the School of Education (SOE) for Fall 2026. The fellowship will be under the direction of Jonathan Plucker, PhD, Professor and Director of NRCAE. Scholars who have completed a Ph.D. in education or a related field and have strong quantitative and mixed methods methodological skills and experience with advanced education, gifted education, or talent development are invited to apply to work on cutting edge research to advance understanding of advanced learning in American K-12 schools. 

Fall 2026 fellowship focus: Fellows are expected engage full-time on research and data analysis projects that align with the center's mission and activities.

Interested candidates will provide a brief proposal that articulates how their research interests align with the goals and projects of the National Research Center on Advanced Education. Specifically their interest in pursuing themesrelated to the need to (a) better disseminate and translate the recent empirical developments on Advanced Education to educators, (b) better support policymakers as they create state-level policies to broaden access to advanced services and support advanced achievement, (c) better understand how teacher characteristics and training impact students' advanced performance, (d) better understand how certain interventions work in actual classroom settings, and (e) collect data on advanced learning that would be helpful to policymakers, SEA leadership, and district leadership and create support systems for its effective use.

Final goals and objectives will be jointly established at the start of the fellowship, and will include elements of research design, data collection and analysis, grant writing, mentoring experience, interacting with school, district, and state partners, preparation of publications, and career development. The Fellow will work closely with the other members of the research and development team (researchers and practitioners) and have opportunities to learn about and collaborate with research teams in the School of Education and throughout the JHU community in a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment.

The fellowship provides a competitive stipend, a conference and travel stipend, and other benefits for a one-year, renewable position annually for a total of two years. The selected candidate will be appointed as a Postdoctoral Fellow through the School of Education where training will include access to the rich academic environment (seminars, colloquia, teaching opportunities, etc.). 

The expected base pay salary range for this position is $63,480 - $77,076.

Salary: $63,480 - $77,076 per year

Johns Hopkins University seeks a Postdoctoral Fellow for an appointment in the National Research Center on Advanced Education, in the School of Education (SOE) for Fall 2026. The fellowship will be under the direction of Jonathan Plucker, PhD, Professor and Director of NRCAE. Scholars who have completed a Ph.D. in education or a related field and have strong quantitative and mixed methods methodological skills and experience with advanced education, gifted education, or talent development are invited to apply to work on cutting edge research to advance understanding of advanced learning in American K-12 schools. 

Fall 2026 fellowship focus: Fellows are expected engage full-time on research and data analysis projects that align with the center's mission and activities.

Interested candidates will provide a brief proposal that articulates how their research interests align with the goals and projects of the National Research Center on Advanced Education. Specifically their interest in pursuing themesrelated to the need to (a) better disseminate and translate the recent empirical developments on Advanced Education to educators, (b) better support policymakers as they create state-level policies to broaden access to advanced services and support advanced achievement, (c) better understand how teacher characteristics and training impact students' advanced performance, (d) better understand how certain interventions work in actual classroom settings, and (e) collect data on advanced learning that would be helpful to policymakers, SEA leadership, and district leadership and create support systems for its effective use.

Final goals and objectives will be jointly established at the start of the fellowship, and will include elements of research design, data collection and analysis, grant writing, mentoring experience, interacting with school, district, and state partners, preparation of publications, and career development. The Fellow will work closely with the other members of the research and development team (researchers and practitioners) and have opportunities to learn about and collaborate with research teams in the School of Education and throughout the JHU community in a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment.

The fellowship provides a competitive stipend, a conference and travel stipend, and other benefits for a one-year, renewable position annually for a total of two years. The selected candidate will be appointed as a Postdoctoral Fellow through the School of Education where training will include access to the rich academic environment (seminars, colloquia, teaching opportunities, etc.). 

The expected base pay salary range for this position is $63,480 - $77,076.