"under the fellowship" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "I am studying for my master's degree under the fellowship of a prestigious university."
Although she was funded under two fellowships, she still needed to bring in extra support to pay for things not allowed under the fellowship, such as laboratory provisions.
Mentorship under the Fellowship Program is accomplished through Fellows working closely with designated host and academic mentors.
These two applications were made on the basis that the study was being conducted in Sri Lanka and that the principal investigator was attached to King's College London under the fellowship grant.
Under Coe, the Fellowship's work became more focussed on an intensely personal, "relational" ministry to leaders, many of them public leaders, which made absolute trust paramount.
THE morning after Stanley Nelson discovered that he was, to his acute disbelief, the recipient of an unprecedented windfall in the form of a $500,000 MacArthur fellowship -- according to him, under-the-radar documentary filmmakers never receive windfalls -- he was right back at work by 5 a.m.
A CNBC documentary about the fellowship, "20 Under 20: Transforming Tomorrow," was broadcast this summer, and showed the range of those pitches.
It was a small episode, but I didn't want to bury the fellowship's name under a rug.
In 1976 he was one of the small cohort of elite engineers who founded the Fellowship of Engineering, under the patronage of the Duke of Edinburgh.
The fellowship of breath.
"The fellowship!" I added.
Applying for the fellowship.
