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Government of Ireland

The Ireland Seán MacBride Fellowship Award 2027/28

Opportunity Overview The Ireland Seán MacBride Fellowship Award 2027/28 presents an extraordinary opportunity for early to mid-career professionals from eligible countries to pursue a world-class education in Ireland. This prestigious fellowship supports capacity building by covering all expenses for a one-year master’s level programme at a top Irish university. By joining this programme, you will not only gain valuable knowledge and skills but also become part of a vibrant community of leaders who share your passion for creating positive change in your home country and beyond. As an Ireland Fellow, you will benefit from a fully funded education, including programme fees, flights, accommodation, and living costs. You will also have access to a comprehensive support system, including orientations, social events, networking opportunities, and tailored trainings in leadership, conflict management, and project management. The Ireland Fellows Programme is committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, and welcomes applications from individuals with disabilities, minority groups, and those who identify as female or non-binary. The Ireland Seán MacBride Fellowship Award is a life-changing opportunity to nurture your leadership potential, develop in-country capacity, and build lasting relationships with Ireland. Upon returning home, you will be equipped to contribute to your country's development and become a leader in your field, while also promoting institutional linkages between Ireland and your home country. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: Fully covered living costs and accommodation - Tuition: Fully covered programme fees - Flights: Round-trip economy flights to and from Ireland - Accommodation: Fully covered accommodation in Ireland - Living Costs: Fully covered expenses for the duration of the programme Eligibility Criteria - You are a citizen of an eligible country - You are an early to mid-career professional with leadership potential - You have a strong academic background and a clear career goal - You are committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion - You meet the specific eligibility criteria for the master’s level programme you are applying for Required Documents - A strong CV - A compelling personal statement outlining your leadership potential and career goals - Academic transcripts and certificates - Letters of recommendation - Proof of citizenship and eligibility How to Apply 1. Research eligible master’s level programmes in Ireland and choose the one that best aligns with your career goals. 2. Ensure you meet the specific eligibility criteria for your chosen programme. 3. Prepare all required documents, including your CV, personal statement, academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and proof of citizenship and eligibility. 4. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Jul 26Fully Funded
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British Council

British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships

Opportunity Overview Apply for the British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships, a prestigious 12-month opportunity for postdoctoral researchers from ODA-recipient countries. This unique partnership between the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) at the University of Edinburgh and the British Council offers a chance to collaborate with a vibrant scholarly community and engage with the British Council's global network. As a Research Fellow, you'll have the chance to conduct research in the UK, followed by a knowledge exchange phase in your home country. This is an exceptional opportunity to share your research with a global audience, develop your skills, and make meaningful connections with the British Council and the academic community. If you're passionate about Arts, Education, and the English language, and have a research focus that aligns with the British Council's strategic priorities, this fellowship could be the perfect fit for you. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: £2,500 per month - Travel Expenses: Fully covered Eligibility Criteria - Postdoctoral Researchers: Open to researchers holding a PhD degree - Country of Origin: Based in any ODA-recipient country where the British Council operates - Research Focus: Relevant to the areas of priority across Arts, Education, and the English language, or to areas of cross-cutting strategic British Council interest Required Documents - CV - Research proposal - Letters of recommendation How to Apply 1. Review the eligibility criteria and research focus guidelines to ensure you meet the requirements. 2. Prepare your application documents, including your CV, research proposal, and letters of recommendation. 3. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Jul 31Full Scholarship
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The Center for Inclusive Policy (CIP)

The Center for Inclusive Policy (CIP) Fellowship Program 2026

Opportunity Overview The Center for Inclusive Policy (CIP) Fellowship Program 2026 is an exciting 12-month opportunity for emerging researchers with disabilities from low- and middle-income countries. This online fellowship empowers participants to develop their research capacity, social policy knowledge, and leadership skills while connecting them with a global network of disability advocates and policymakers. Through a comprehensive online curriculum, one-on-one mentorship, and research projects focused on disability rights and inclusive public policy, fellows will gain valuable expertise and contribute to more inclusive policymaking. This program is perfect for motivated individuals looking to grow in their research career and make a meaningful impact on inclusive development worldwide. As a CIP Fellow, you'll have the chance to collaborate with internationally recognized researchers, design research rooted in your local context, and exchange knowledge with peers from diverse backgrounds. By the end of this program, you'll be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to advance disability-inclusive policies in your own country and beyond. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: A monthly stipend to support your dedication to your research project and professional development - Research Funding: Funding for research or conference participation to enhance your expertise and visibility - Accommodations: Coverage for reasonable accommodation costs needed during the program Eligibility Criteria Be an emerging researcher with a disability from a low- or middle-income country Have some research experience Not be an established senior researcher Be motivated to develop further your expertise in disability research and social policy Required Documents CV or resume A brief statement outlining your research interests and goals Letters of recommendation (optional) How to Apply 1. Review the eligibility criteria and ensure you meet the requirements. 2. Prepare your CV or resume, research statement, and letters of recommendation (if applicable). 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application. 4. Fill out the application form with accurate and detailed information. 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Aug 1Fully Funded

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ODI (Overseas Development Institute)

ODI Fellowship Scheme 2023 - 2025 | Fully Funded Fellowship

Opportunity Overview The ODI Fellowship Scheme 2023-2025 is an extraordinary opportunity for postgraduate economists and statisticians to embark on a fully funded fellowship program in middle and low-income countries worldwide. This prestigious program, established in 1963, enables international students to work as civil servants in public sector organizations, fostering global development and collaboration. As an ODI Fellow, you will have the chance to develop your technical and administrative skills, work on innovative projects, and contribute to the betterment of society. The ODI Fellowship Scheme offers a unique chance to make a meaningful impact in the world while advancing your career. With a focus on global development, this program aligns with the needs of the 21st century, addressing pressing issues such as climate change, human rights, and economic development. As an ODI Fellow, you will join a community of like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds, working together to drive positive change. If you're passionate about making a difference and eager to expand your professional network, the ODI Fellowship Scheme 2023-2025 is an opportunity you won't want to miss. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: £21,000 per year for one year, £23,000 per year for the second year - Housing Allowance: Covered by the ODI Fellowship Scheme Eligibility Criteria - Eligibility: Students/early professionals - Degree Level: Master's or Ph.D. degrees in economics, statistics, or related areas - Language Proficiency: Fluent in English; French language proficiency given priority - Work Experience: Relevant work experience related to the fellowship goal - Currently Completing Degree: Eligible if completing post-graduation degree program Required Documents - Detailed CV - Letters of Recommendation - Degree Certificate - Proof of Language Proficiency How to Apply 1. Register on the official website: [insert link] 2. Complete the Application Form carefully, ensuring all required fields are filled and documents are uploaded. 3. Submit your application as soon as possible to ensure timely review. 4. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes Apr 27
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Awaji Youth Federation (AYF)

AYF Fellowship Program 2023 | Fully Funded Tour to Japan

Opportunity Overview Apply for the Fully Funded Awaji Youth Federation (AYF) Fellowship to live, work, and train in Japan for 9 months. This prestigious program is designed to nurture global leaders by fostering personal growth, cultural exchange, and innovation. As an international student, you'll have the chance to challenge yourself, gain practical experience, and prepare for future opportunities in Japan. Join a diverse community of young professionals from around the world, all united by a shared passion for social impact and cultural exchange. Benefits & Financial Aid - Monthly Stipend: ¥197,000 (base salary + overtime) - Accommodation & Meals: Fully covered for 9-12 months - Utility Bills: Covered, including electricity and Wi-Fi - Japanese Government Fees & Taxes: Covered - Free Housing: Japanese or Western-style room - Paid Leaves: 10 days of paid leave during the fellowship Eligibility Criteria - Age: 24-30 years old - Education: Graduated with a Bachelor's or Master's degree - Committed: Willing to work hard, follow discipline, and care for others - Country: Open to applicants from any country - Skills: Committed to solving society's problems and contributing to projects Required Documents - Application Form: Complete and submit the online application form - Business Plan: Provide a business plan or idea for Awaji Island within 10 days after application submission How to Apply 1. Complete the AYF Application Form 2. Submit your application 3. Provide your business plan or idea within 10 days after application submission 4. If selected, participate in Zoom interviews (June-July) 5. Receive COE and visa (July-August) 6. Begin the fellowship (September) 7. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes May 31
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National Endowment for Democracy

Hurford Youth Fellowship Program 2024 in USA | Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview The Hurford Youth Fellowship Program 2024 is a life-changing opportunity for young democracy activists to build leadership skills and contribute to the development of the World Movement for Democracy. This fully-funded fellowship program in the United States will provide a unique chance to engage in strategic meetings, lead presentations, and conduct research on topics such as promoting inclusive governance, strengthening democratic leadership, and defending democratic space. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals from around the world, share experiences, and expand their global connections. The program is open to international students aged 30 and under, who are passionate about democracy and willing to contribute to its advancement. The Hurford Youth Fellowship Program aims to empower young leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond. Participants will have the chance to work with experienced professionals, engage in meaningful discussions, and develop their expertise in areas such as democracy, leadership, and community development. This program is an excellent opportunity for young individuals to grow professionally, personally, and globally. The Hurford Youth Fellowship Program is a prestigious opportunity that offers a range of benefits, including: - Stipend: A monthly stipend to cover living expenses in Washington D.C. - Tuition: Full tuition fees covered for the duration of the program - Health Insurance: Comprehensive health insurance coverage - Airfare: A one-time allowance for airfare to Washington D.C. - Accommodation: A well-equipped office in Washington D.C. for the duration of the program - Research Opportunities: Participants will have the chance to conduct research on selected topics regarding democracy - Networking Opportunities: Participants will be part of the World Young Movement and social events Eligibility Criteria - Age: Participants must be 30 years old or younger - Citizenship: International students from all over the world are eligible to apply - Affiliation: Participants affiliated with civil society organizations are encouraged to apply - Language: Proficiency in English is required - Democratic Activism: Demonstrated democratic activism in their communities worldwide is a requirement Required Documents - CV: A comprehensive CV highlighting relevant experience and skills - Project Proposal: A detailed project proposal outlining research goals and objectives - Recommendation Letters: Two letters of recommendation from experienced professionals - Personal Information: A completed application form with personal details How to Apply 1. Create an account on the official portal 2. Fill out the application form with personal information 3. Attach the required documents, including a CV, project proposal, and recommendation letters 4. Submit the application form before the deadline: 31st July 2023 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes May 31
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Harvard University

Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship 2024-25 in USA

Opportunity Overview The Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship 2024-25 is a prestigious, fully-funded opportunity for talented individuals from around the world to pursue their research projects in the USA. This esteemed fellowship program, conducted by the Radcliffe Institute at Harvard University, welcomes 50 fellows annually from various fields and backgrounds. The program values diversity, creativity, and excellence, offering a chance to collaborate with like-minded individuals from different disciplines and contribute to a broader understanding of pressing global issues. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: $78,000 - Project Expenses: $5,000 - Healthcare Assistance: Provided by the US government - Childcare Fund: Available to assist with childcare expenses - Housing Fund: Granted to support accommodation needs - Relocation Fund: Provided to assist with the costs associated with moving Eligibility Criteria - Eligible Countries: International students from all over the world - Academic Background: No strong academic background is required, but research skills are essential - Independent Research: Demonstrated independent research and writing abilities are necessary - Practitioner Requirements: For practitioners, senior leadership roles in non-profit organizations, government, or the private sector with a minimum of ten years of relevant experience are required - Previous Fellowship: Applicants should not have previously been a fellow at Harvard Required Documents - Personal Information: Participant's personal details - Application Form: Completed application form - CV: Academic and professional qualifications - Project Proposal: Clear proposal outlining research project goals and objectives - Work Sample: Relevant work or research samples - Recommendation Letters: Two letters of recommendation from academic or professional mentors How to Apply 1. Register online for the Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program 2. Log in to the portal and select your area of interest 3. Provide all necessary supporting documents as required in the application form 4. Complete the application form carefully and submit it 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes Sep 14
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OHCHR (Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights)

OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship 2024, Switzerland, Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview Join the transformative journey of OHCHR and become a vital part of the global movement dedicated to promoting and protecting the human rights of the world's people. As a passionate advocate for indigenous rights, you're invited to apply for the fully funded OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship in Switzerland, a four-week program that equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to tackle modern challenges facing indigenous communities. This life-changing experience is your chance to step into the heart of the United Nations, understand its inner workings, and make a lasting impact in the realm of indigenous rights and global human rights advocacy. As a fellow, you'll have the opportunity to polish your skills, network with like-minded individuals, and contribute to the annual Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous People. With fluent English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, or Russian, you'll be part of a diverse global community of change-makers. This is your gateway to making a real difference in human rights – apply today! Benefits & Financial Aid - Return Flight Tickets: Provided to selected applicants. - Living Expenses: Fully covered during the fellowship period. - Health/Medical Insurance: Basic coverage provided during the training period. Eligibility Criteria - Indigenous applicants: Eligible to apply. - Age: No specific age limit required. - Formal Education: No restrictions on formal education. - Commitment to Indigenous Communities: Must demonstrate a commitment to educating fellow indigenous community members upon return. - Language Skills: Must have a good knowledge of English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, or Russian. Required Documents [ Not explicitly stated in the provided text ] How to Apply 1. Apply Online: Submit your application through the designated platform. 2. Download Application Form: Obtain the OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship application form. 3. Fill in Required Information: Carefully complete the application form with the necessary details. 4. Submit Application: Send the completed application form to the provided address before the deadline. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Sep 30
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European University Institute

EUI Leadership Program in Italy 2024 | Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview Join the esteemed EUI Leadership Program in Italy 2024, a fully-funded fellowship that will take your career and personal growth to the next level. This unique opportunity, hosted by the European University Institute in Florence, will immerse you in Italy's rich history and culture while equipping you with valuable leadership skills, employability skills, and intellectual abilities. As a fellow, you'll collaborate with diverse individuals, share your ideas, and contribute to your home country's economy and Italy's unity. The EUI Leadership Program 2024 is designed for early or mid-career professionals, international students, and those driven by curiosity. This 5-10 month program will challenge you to explore European traditions, literature, and problem-solving skills, ultimately empowering you to make a positive impact and create change. Benefits & Financial Aid - Monthly Stipend: €2,500 - Household Allowance: €300 per month - Extra Allowance for Independent Children: €200 per month - First-Class Rail and Economy-Class Airfare Allowance: €1,200 Eligibility Criteria - Nationality: Open to candidates of all nationalities - Age: No specific age limit mentioned - Profession: Early or mid-career professionals, international students, and those involved in policy matters - Experience: Must be able to stay for 5-10 months during the fellowship period - Curiosity: Preference given to individuals driven by curiosity Required Documents - CV (PDF format): 100-120 words - Letter of Motivation (PDF format): Up to 100 words - Work Plan (PDF format): Up to 1500 words - Highest Educational Certificate: PDF format - Letter of Reference (PDF format): One letter - Work Sample (PDF format): 1-3 samples of reports, articles, or blog posts How to Apply 1. Apply online on the official website. 2. Register your application. 3. Fill in your application with care. 4. Submit your application before January 25, 2024, at 24:00 CET. 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Jan 25
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Westerwelle

Westerwelle Young Founders Programme in Germany Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview The Westerwelle Young Founders Programme in Germany 2024-2025 is an exceptional opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs worldwide to foster international young entrepreneurship and equal opportunities within the global market. This highly sought-after fellowship in Germany provides full funding and invites talented international students from diverse backgrounds to collaborate and support exceptional young entrepreneurs in their pursuit of achieving entrepreneurial excellence. By bringing together young leaders from around the world, the program aims to cultivate entrepreneurial excellence in a collaborative environment and provides a platform for previous fellowship alumni to share their successful business strategies in emerging markets. As a fully-funded international fellowship, the Westerwelle Young Founders Programme offers a unique experience, including mentoring, peer learning, a buddy program, a Berlin conference, and expert sessions. Participants will have the chance to network and explore new business opportunities with fellow participants, gain in-depth insights from highly experienced professionals in their fields, and establish their distinct presence in emerging markets. The program is dedicated to uplifting emerging and developing markets by selecting promising leaders from around the world, promoting international understanding, and fostering a favorable environment for a market economy and tolerance. Benefits & Financial Aid - Funding Coverage: Fully funded - Digital Kick-off conference: Two-day digital Kick-off conference - Six months of full support: Includes personal mentor, alumni buddy, monthly peer mentoring sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities - Access to contacts: With investors and corporates - International conference: Fully-funded international conference in Germany for top ten participants for 5 days - Pitch opportunities: Participants can pitch to investors, build networks, and gain insights into Germany's start-up scene during the conference Eligibility Criteria - Started a for-profit company: Participant must have started a for-profit company in the past five years, with a focus on developing or emerging markets. - Successful business model: The company should have a successful business model generating revenue or have secured its first round of external funding. - Positive impact: The business should have a positive impact and aim to enhance the market quality. - English proficiency: Participants must have a good command of English. - Availability: Participants must be available for conferences and events throughout the six-month fellowship period. Required Documents - Startup pitch deck: Well-prepared startup pitch deck - Financial information: Accurate and essential financial information, including revenue and funding - LinkedIn profile: Updated LinkedIn profile and/or a comprehensive CV How to Apply 1. Complete the online application form. 2. Prepare a well-prepared startup pitch deck. 3. Provide accurate and essential financial information, including revenue and funding. 4. Ensure an updated LinkedIn profile and/or a comprehensive CV. 5. In case of any technical difficulties, assistance can be requested by emailing office@westerwelle-foundation.com. 6. Carefully and thoroughly answer all the application questions to ensure a comprehensive understanding of your profile and aspirations. 7. Submit your application using the Apply button below (Deadline: February 11, 2024).

Closes Feb 11
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Multiple Sclerosis International Federation (MSIF)

McDonald Fellowship 2024 [Fully Funded Fellowships 2024]

Opportunity Overview The McDonald Fellowship 2024 offers a life-changing opportunity for international students to pursue research projects in multiple sclerosis (MS) while gaining valuable expertise and connections. This fully-funded fellowship program is designed to support students from low and middle-income countries in their academic pursuits, enabling them to contribute to MS research and patient care in their home countries. By participating in this prestigious program, students can develop their skills, network with global experts, and make a meaningful impact in the fight against MS. The McDonald Fellowship 2024 aligns with the Multiple Sclerosis International Federation's (MSIF) mission to improve the lives of those affected by MS. By bringing together researchers, clinicians, and patients from around the world, MSIF aims to advance our understanding of MS, develop better treatments, and increase access to healthcare. This fellowship program is an essential step towards achieving these goals and empowering the next generation of MS researchers and leaders. Whether you're a Ph.D. student, an MD, or a postgraduate researcher, the McDonald Fellowship 2024 offers a unique opportunity to join a global community of MS researchers and contribute to the development of effective solutions for overcoming MS challenges. Benefits & Financial Aid The McDonald Fellowship 2024 provides comprehensive financial support to cover all expenses, including: - Fellowship: £30,000 per year - Travel and living costs: Fully covered - Host institution: An additional £2,000 per year Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for the McDonald Fellowship 2024, you must meet the following requirements: - Education: Hold a postgraduate degree (Ph.D. or Master's, including MSc or MD) in a field related to multiple sclerosis. - Country of origin: Be a citizen of a low or middle-income country according to the World Bank classification. - Residency: Either work or study in a low or middle-income country as per the World Bank classification. - Research area: Focus on a research area relevant to multiple sclerosis. Required Documents To apply for the McDonald Fellowship 2024, you will need to provide the following documents: - Supporting statement: Outline your research goals and objectives. - Referee details: Include three referees, including your supervisor or employer. - Study plan: Outline your study plan in the case of a virtual association. - Degree and transcripts: How to Apply To apply for the McDonald Fellowship 2024, follow these steps: 1. Define your project and area of interest. 2. Reach out to your host (project supervisor in a lab or clinic) and agree on the project proposal. 3. Complete the application form. 4. Submit your application online through the link provided below. 5. After submission, the Host will be contacted to submit a supporting statement using the same application form. 6. Ask three referees to send their reference letters to research@msif.org before the June 30 deadline. 7. Ensure you read the Terms and Conditions of the Award to understand reporting and payment requirements. 8. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Jun 30
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CERN

CERN Administrative Student Fellowship 2024 in Switzerland

Opportunity Overview Join the team at CERN, the world's largest and most renowned scientific research organization, as a part of the Administrative Student Fellowship Program in Switzerland. This exciting opportunity is designed for undergraduate and graduate students to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic and innovative environment. By participating in this program, you'll have the chance to work alongside leading physicists and engineers, develop your skills in administration, and explore the inner workings of an international organization. Whether you're passionate about administration, translation, human resources, business, or any other field related to administration, this program offers a unique gateway to engage in tasks shaping the world. You'll spend 2 to 12 months at CERN, learning practical skills and contributing to projects that push the boundaries of scientific knowledge. As a fully funded fellowship, you'll receive a monthly allowance of 3452 Swiss Francs after tax, comprehensive health insurance coverage, and additional support for married participants and those with children. This is an unparalleled opportunity for students to gain valuable insights, develop their skills, and excel in their field. Benefits & Financial Aid - Monthly Allowance: 3452 Swiss Francs after tax - Travel Allowance: Provided - Additional Support: For married participants and those with children - Comprehensive Health Insurance: Under CERN's scheme with contributions deducted from your allowance - Paid Leave: 2 to 5 days per month Eligibility Criteria - Citizenship: Be a citizen of a CERN Member or Associate Member State - Education: Have completed at least 18 months of undergraduate studies (Bachelor or Master's) - Enrollment: Remain enrolled as a full-time student throughout the internship - Language: Have a proficient understanding of English or French Required Documents - ACV: In English or French - Academic Transcript: In English or French, showing your grades (if downloading from your university portal, ensure it's not password protected) - Mandatory Reference Letter: From your university professor - Optional Reference Letter: From a previous internship (if applicable) How to Apply 1. Click on the "I'm Interested" button on the official website. 2. Sign in using your LinkedIn, Smartprofile, or Indeed account. 3. Upload your resume into the designated box. 4. Provide accurate and genuine personal information. 5. Include your academic background and relevant experience. 6. Write a motivational message to the hiring manager, expressing your dedication to the CERN internship. 7. Ensure clarity and specificity in the "Education" and "Experience" sections. 8. Since applications are processed through smart recruiters, it's recommended to prepare your answers in advance using Notepad or Word to avoid time constraints. 9. If applying for multiple positions, fill out each application separately. 10. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes Jul 29
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European Union

European Union Blue Book Traineeships 2025 | Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview Are you ready to take your career to the next level in the European Union? The European Union Blue Book Traineeships Program 2025 offers a unique opportunity for young professionals and graduates worldwide to gain valuable experience in various EU institutions. This fully-funded fellowship provides a monthly living allowance and hands-on experience working with the European Commission and the European Parliament. As a trainee, you'll have the chance to contribute to and learn from one of the world's most important political organizations, developing your professional skills and building your international connections. Whether you're passionate about law, economics, environmental policy, or international relations, this program is an incredible chance to grow personally and professionally. The program takes place in exciting cities like Brussels and Luxembourg, where you'll be immersed in Europe's rich culture and history. After completing the program, you'll be well-prepared for future jobs within EU institutions or other international organizations, with the Blue Book traineeship being a key step in your career path. So why wait? Apply now and take the first step towards an unforgettable experience in the European Union! Benefits & Financial Aid - Monthly Stipend: €1376.89 per month - Living Expenses: The Fellowship organization may cover costs for visas, related medical expenses, and travel expenses to and from the traineeship location. Eligibility Criteria - You must have completed a 3-year higher education degree (Bachelor’s level or equivalent). - Diplomas or certificates with final grades must be included in the application. - Proof of minimum EQF 6 level. - You should not have more than 6 weeks of work experience in any EU institution, body, agency, or delegation, with Members of the European Parliament, or Advocates General at the Court of Justice of the European Union. - You need a very good knowledge of two EU official languages. One must be a working language (English, French, or German) at the C1 or C2 level, and the second language at least at the B2 level. Required Documents - Academic transcripts - Degree certificates - Recommendation letters - Personal statement - Passport copy - CV or resume - Recent passport-sized photo How to Apply 1. Create an Account on the European Commission Authentication Service to start your application. 2. Sign in with username and password. 3. Fill in the sign-up form. 4. Complete and submit the application form along with supporting documents. 5. Click submit. 6. Check your email, including your spam folder, for a confirmation email. 7. For questions about your EU Login registration, see the EU Login FAQ page or contact eu-login-external-support@ec.europa.eu. 8. Complete and submit the application form along with supporting documents. 9. Submit your application using the Apply button below. Application Deadline: 30th August 2024

Closes Aug 30