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Trinity Leadership Fellows

US Fellowship 2025 | Trinity Leadership Fellows Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview The Trinity Leadership Fellows Program is a life-changing opportunity for international students to develop their leadership skills and make a positive impact in the world. This fully-funded fellowship program combines in-person and online learning experiences, including two week-long retreats in New York City, to equip fellows with the tools and network to tackle complex challenges. With a focus on faithful leadership, adaptive leadership, and social entrepreneurship, this 2-year program provides a supportive community, excellent mentors, and ample networking opportunities with international leaders. The Trinity Leadership Fellows Program is designed for individuals from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about integrating faith into leadership and committed to the common good. Fellows will have the opportunity to engage in public-speaking activities, contribute to existing projects, and develop their skills through elective courses. Upon completion, fellows become lifetime members of the Society of Trinity Leadership Fellows, a global network of faith leaders committed to social change. This program is an all-expenses-paid experience for individuals from various backgrounds to develop their leadership abilities and make a difference in the world. Fellows will experience in-person and online learning experiences, including two week-long retreats in New York City and continued mentorship and peer group activities. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: $5,000 - Additional Course Funding: Up to $3,000 - Financial Support for Family Care: Available during orientation week - 50% Salary and Benefits Paid: For qualifying Episcopalian fellows undergoing curacy support - Lifetime Access to Trinity's Digital Platform: Provided to all fellows - Speaking Engagements and Workshops: Opportunities for fellows to share their voice and influence faith engagement Eligibility Criteria - Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent: Required - English Proficiency: Demonstrated mastery of written and spoken English - Internet Access: Available throughout the year - Travel Documents: Obtained necessary visas, travel documents, and preparations for New York City visits - Strong Personal Faith: Demonstrated commitment to integrating faith into leadership - Community Service: History of serving the community and a commitment to the common good - Leadership Skills: Ability to clearly articulate goals, demonstrate passion, and lead others - Interpersonal Skills: Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build meaningful relationships - Creativity and Initiative: Ability to solve problems and take the lead - Strategic Thinking: Balancing long-term vision with short-term actions - Resilience: Willingness to overcome challenges and persevere in the face of adversity - Openness to Feedback: Willingness to learn from others Required Documents - Short Biographical Profile: 100 words or less - Short Resume: Provided - Essay: 500 words or less How to Apply 1. Visit the official website of the Trinity Leadership Fellows Program. 2. Register for an account and fill out the online application form. 3. Upload your supporting documents, including your resume, statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation. 4. Submit your application by the deadline. 5. If selected, you will be invited to attend an online interview. 6. Be prepared to answer questions regarding your leadership experience, faith, and goals for the fellowship. 7. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Sep 19

Fellowships

USA Summer Research Fellowship Program 2025 [Fully Funded]

Opportunity Overview Apply to the USA Summer Research Fellowship Program 2025, a fully funded opportunity that combines personalized research mentorship, career planning, and engagement with top policymakers and experts in the field. This unique program is open to applicants from various backgrounds, skill sets, and experience levels, and offers a chance to become a leader in the intersection of law and artificial intelligence. For eight weeks, you'll work on cutting-edge research projects, develop your skills in legal analysis, policy design, and interdisciplinary collaboration, and connect with industry leaders. This is your chance to launch a successful career in AI law and policy. As a fellow, you'll receive a $15,000 stipend, all expenses covered for a week in Washington, D.C., and personalized mentorship from top experts. You'll also have the opportunity to interact with policymakers, government bodies, and private sector organizations, and explore potential future collaborations with LawAI. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: $15,000 - Washington, D.C. Immersion: All expenses covered for a week-long program in Washington, D.C. - Expert Mentorship: Personalized mentorship from leading experts in the field - Career Development: Connections and tools for career growth - Networking Opportunities: Interact with industry leaders and potential collaborators Eligibility Criteria - Interest in Law, Policy, and Technology: You have a passion for the intersection of law, policy, and technology. - Research Skills: You can apply research methods to legal and policy questions. - International Applicants Welcome: International applicants are encouraged to apply. - Availability: You must be available for full-time or remote work for at least 8 weeks. - Attendance: You must be able to attend the mandatory week-long program in Washington, D.C. Required Documents - Academic CV - Research Interview: 40-60 minutes - Project Video: 30 minutes How to Apply 1. Visit the official application website. 2. Fill out your details correctly. 3. Upload your prepared materials, including your resume, personal statement, etc. 4. Submit your application online. 5. Record video responses showcasing your personality and thought process. 6. Interview with staff about your research goals and fit for the program. 7. Provide any additional documents if requested. 8. Verify all information and files. 9. Apply before the deadline. 10. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes Jan 15

Fellowships

USA Woods Hole Summer Student Fellowship 2025 [Fully Funded]

Opportunity Overview The USA Woods Hole Summer Student Fellowship 2025 is a fully funded opportunity for international students and young scientists to contribute to innovative oceanographic research. This prestigious program, organized by the renowned Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) in partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, emphasizes participation by underrepresented groups in marine science. As a Fellow, you'll gain valuable hands-on experience through an individually designed research project supervised by a leading scientist, exposure to world-class researchers, and participation in oceanographic cruises. This experience will not only enhance your understanding of marine science but also foster professional growth and help you determine if a career in oceanography is right for you. Through this unique program, you'll have the chance to engage with a lively community of researchers, attend informative seminars, and participate in workshops on scientific ethics. Your hard work will culminate in public presentations of your research findings, where you can share your work and contribute to the broader scientific discourse. This opportunity is special, made possible by generous donors and the NSF-REU program, and is open to undergraduate students from science and engineering fields. Whether you're passionate about marine biology, oceanography, or engineering, this fellowship provides a chance to explore the ocean's depths and contribute to the deepening of our understanding of our planet. If you're eager to gain hands-on experience in research, foster professional growth, and explore a career path in oceanography, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss. Benefits & Financial Aid - Weekly Stipend: $700 - Travel Allowance: $700 (round-trip to Woods Hole) - On-campus Housing: Provided by WHOI (shared room accommodations) Eligibility Criteria - Must have passed the junior year in a four-year program by the commencement date of the fellowship. - Students who are recently graduated will not be qualified for the fellowship. - Pursuing careers in science, engineering, or related fields (biology, chemistry, engineering, geology). - Must have an interest in ocean sciences, oceanographic engineering, or marine policy. - Underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. - Second-year students in three-year programs or third-year students in five-year combined programs are eligible. - International students are welcome to apply. - Proof of English proficiency is mandatory for J-1 Visa requirements. Required Documents - Unofficial transcript from the current university. - Supporting documents for consideration (to be submitted online). How to Apply 1. Complete the online application form fully. 2. Submit an unofficial transcript from your current university. 3. Online submission of completed applications, including supporting documents for consideration by the application deadline. 4. International students must come prepared to address visa requirement issues and present proof of English language proficiency. 5. If you're currently on an F-1 visa at a U.S. institution, consult with your International Officer or F-1 Program Officer. 6. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Feb 5

Fellowships

USA Fully Funded Fellowship 2025 UNEP Georgetown Fellowship

Opportunity Overview The UNEP Georgetown Fellowship 2025 offers a unique opportunity for public sector lawyers from developing countries to pursue a fully funded LLM in Environmental and Energy Law at Georgetown University Law Center in the USA. This prestigious fellowship not only provides comprehensive financial support but also offers invaluable practical experience through a three-month international internship at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) headquarters in Kenya or one of its regional offices. By combining academic excellence with real-world experience, the UNEP Georgetown Fellowship empowers legal professionals to strengthen environmental governance and the rule of law in their respective countries. This fellowship is an excellent chance for lawyers to acquire advanced knowledge and skills in environmental law, policy, and practice, and to become part of a global network of environmental law experts who can drive positive change and contribute to a more sustainable and equitable future for all. By joining the UNEP Georgetown Fellowship, you will be part of a select group of professionals who are dedicated to making a difference in the world. Whether you are a seasoned lawyer or just starting your career, the UNEP Georgetown Fellowship 2025 is an opportunity that will help you achieve your goals and make a lasting impact in the field of environmental law. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: A stipend is offered to help cover living costs during the internship with UNEP. - Tuition: Full tuition, including the Summer Experience Program at Georgetown Law and all textbooks for courses. - Airfare: Round-trip tickets from and to Washington, DC, before and after the LL.M. program and round-trip tickets from and to the UNEP posting for the internship. - Health Insurance: Comprehensive health insurance is extended throughout the LL.M. program and the internship. - Textbooks: All textbooks for courses are covered. Eligibility Criteria - Citizenship: Must be a citizen of a developing country. - Law Degree: Applicant must have a law degree accepted in their country of origin and be licensed to practice law. - Government Employment: Must be an employee of a national or local government agency. - Environmental Law Experience: Must have proven experience practising environmental law, energy law, natural resources law, or a closely related field of law. - Return Commitment: Fellows will be expected to return to their home country after the completion of the program and continue practising in public sector environmental law for at least three years. Required Documents - CV: A two-page CV is required. - Application Fee Waiver: The waiver of application fees is automatic for nominated candidates. How to Apply 1. National Focal Points to the Montevideo Environmental Law Programme may submit up to two candidates via email. 2. Nominate candidates by sending an email with their CVs by November 15, 2024. 3. Direct applicants must indicate interest in the UNEP Georgetown Fellowship on their LL.M. application. 4. Direct applicants must submit their applications to Georgetown Law by February 5, 2025. 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Nov 15

Fellowships

Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship 2025 in USA [Fully Funded]

Opportunity Overview The Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship 2025 in the USA offers a fully-funded opportunity for women and non-binary journalists to refine their reporting skills on human rights and social justice. Named after the late Elizabeth Neuffer, a fearless reporter and advocate for social justice, this fellowship provides a chance to work as staff journalists or freelancers in various media platforms, including print, digital, or broadcast media. With access to coursework and research at MIT's Centre for International Studies and practical work experience at The Boston Globe and The New York Times, this program empowers fellows to accelerate change in the global news media. As a fellow, you'll have the chance to pursue academic research, hone your skills in the demanding field of journalism, and publish your work in various media outlets, gaining recognition and exposure worldwide. With a focus on human rights and social justice, this fellowship is an exceptional international opportunity for aspiring journalists passionate about creating a positive impact. The Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship 2025 is designed to offer professional and academic development to individuals seeking to sharpen their reporting skills. With a fully-funded structure, the program covers all expenses, including a monthly stipend, housing, travel, and medical insurance. This is a unique opportunity for women and non-binary journalists to advance their careers and make a lasting impact in the field of journalism. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: A monthly stipend to cover living expenses - Housing: Accommodation support in Cambridge and New York City - Travel: Round-trip economy airfare and transportation between cities - Health Insurance: Medical insurance coverage - Visa: US Visa granted to selected applicants - Incidental Expenses: Additional funds for miscellaneous expenses Eligibility Criteria - Journalists of any media: Open to journalists from various media platforms - Women, non-binary, and gender non-conforming journalists: Encouraged to apply - Human rights and social justice focus: Priority given to issues related to human rights and social justice - Professional experience: At least three years of professional experience required - English communication skills: Excellent English communication skills necessary Required Documents - Brief biography: Overview of professional accomplishments - Resume or CV: Educational and professional background - Statement of Interest: Motivation for applying and goals - Fellowship goals: Outlining what you hope to achieve during the program - Two work samples: Showcasing expertise in journalism or related fields - Two letters of recommendation: From professional contacts - Completed application form: Including a motivation letter - Comprehensive CV: Including personal information and experience related to energy-related topics How to Apply 1. Register online: Use the online application system to start the fellowship application process. 2. Provide necessary information: Ensure all required information is included in your application. 3. Complete the application form: Take your time to fill out the form accurately and thoroughly before submitting it. 4. Submit your application: Using the Apply button below.

Closes Apr 23

Fellowships

Apply for Yale Peace Fellowship 2026 in USA [Fully Funded]

Opportunity Overview The Yale Peace Fellowship 2026 is a life-changing opportunity for emerging leaders worldwide to develop their skills in conflict resolution and peacebuilding. This fully funded program, hosted by the International Leadership Center at Yale University, brings together 16 exceptional peace fellows from diverse backgrounds to share their experiences, learn from one another, and gain expert mentorship. As a Yale Peace Fellow, you'll have the chance to reflect on modern conflicts, develop negotiation and leadership skills, and join a global network of visionary peace leaders. Whether you're a civil society activist, diplomat, politician, or social entrepreneur, this fellowship is designed to help you take your passion for peace to the next level. As a Yale Peace Fellow, you'll have the opportunity to participate in a dynamic curriculum of virtual and on-site sessions, a week-long international study trip, and an immersive campus convening at Yale University. You'll also join a developing, international alumni network of peace leaders and practitioners, ensuring long-term connections and collaborative possibilities. The fellowship is open to accomplished individuals from various professional backgrounds, including civil society, diplomacy, politics, religion, and social enterprise. Applicants should have a track record of strong leadership, a commitment to cross-cultural understanding, and be fluent in English. If you're ready to take your leadership skills to the next level and make a greater impact in conflict prevention and peacebuilding, apply now for the Yale Peace Fellowship 2026. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: Fully funded, with all costs associated with the program covered, including: - Round-trip airfare to the United States and the United Arab Emirates - Accommodation and meals for in-person programs - Visa fees - Tuition: Fully covered - Expenses Covers: All fellowship expenses, such as: - Application fees - Program fees - Overseas travel - Accommodations - Meals Eligibility Criteria - Established Track Record: Possess an established record of notable work in conflict prevention, peacebuilding, or post-conflict reconciliation. - Leadership Skills: Demonstrate good leadership skills and a commitment to professional development and progress in the peace sector. - Cross-Cultural Understanding: Be genuinely committed to developing understanding and cooperation among diverse cultures and communities. - English Proficiency: Be proficient in both spoken and written English, as the program will be in English. - Participation: Be able to participate fully in all aspects of the program. - Diversity: The program is looking for people from a broad array of professions, including civil society, diplomacy, politics, religion, and social enterprise. The choice process targets geographic representativeness and diversity of backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints. Required Documents - Resume/CV: A thorough professional resume, typically no more than three pages, summarizing your professional experience, educational background, achievements, and technical skills. - Personal Statement: An effective essay no longer than 600 words that explains your reasons, peacebuilding experiences, leadership philosophy, and how the fellowship will contribute to your professional objectives and future contribution. - Video Statement: A short video that is not more than two minutes where you can personalize yourself, showcase your peace passion, and say why you are a good fit for the fellowship. - Letter of Recommendation: A solid letter from a person familiar with your work and able to attest to your leadership potential, peace and reconciliation achievements, and general fit for the fellowship. How to Apply 1. Create your account using your email and a secure password. 2. Check your inbox for a PIN and enter it to confirm your email address. 3. Fill out the online application with all your personal and professional details. 4. Submit all required materials, such as your resume/CV. 5. Select your level of English fluency. 6. Upload your personal statement, making sure to address the specific prompt provided. 7. Add the name of the individual who will be providing your letter of recommendation. 8. Record your video within the application form itself; do not provide external links. Ensure it contains all the information that is being asked. 9. Go through the terms and conditions, and then agree to them to complete your application. 10. Replace your signature with your full typed name. 11. Go through your details and then click on Confirm to complete your application form. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Sep 2

Fellowships

USA Harvard Environmental Fellows Program 2026, Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview The USA Harvard Environmental Fellows Program 2026 is an extraordinary opportunity for scholars passionate about addressing the world's most pressing environmental challenges. As a two-year fellowship program offered by Harvard University, this prestigious opportunity brings together talented individuals from around the globe who have recently completed their PhD studies. By providing a platform for fellows to pursue meaningful research, share their findings, and collaborate with Harvard's academic community, this program is designed to make a real-world impact. If you're a motivated and talented individual with a passion for the environment, this fellowship is your chance to work alongside top researchers in environmental science, policy, and related fields. Benefits & Financial Aid - Annual Stipend: $90,000 - Health Insurance: Fully covered - Relocation Allowance: One-time payment of $2500 - Travel Allowance: $2500 per year

Closes Dec 1

Fellowships

Germany

ITLOS Nippon Foundation Training 2026 Germany [Fully Funded]

Opportunity Overview The ITLOS Nippon Foundation Training Program 2026 is a prestigious opportunity for junior to mid-level government officials and researchers from developing countries to enhance their expertise in the law of the sea, maritime law, and dispute settlement. This fully funded, nine-month fellowship is hosted by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) in Hamburg, Germany. Participants will receive comprehensive training, exposure to international institutions, and career-advancing opportunities. By joining the program, you'll gain hands-on experience in dispute resolution, litigation skills, document drafting, and oral presentation. You'll also have the chance to visit international courts and institutions across Europe, including the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, and Germany. This immersive experience will equip you with the knowledge and skills to effectively implement the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in your home country. The program is designed for individuals who specialize in ocean or maritime legal issues and are passionate about advancing their careers in international maritime law. If you're a government official, legal advisor, or researcher working on maritime issues, this could be your career-defining moment. Apply now to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: A monthly stipend is provided to cover living expenses in Hamburg, Germany. - Travel Expenses: Round-trip travel costs to and from Hamburg, Germany are fully covered. - Free Accommodation: Participants receive free accommodation near the ITLOS premises for the entire nine-month duration. - Comprehensive Medical Insurance: Health insurance is provided to cover medical emergencies and routine healthcare needs. - Study Visits and Excursions: All costs for group visits to European institutions, including study visits to the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, and Germany, are included. Eligibility Criteria - Nationality: Open to applicants from developing countries only. - Age: Applicants should be between 25 and 40 years old. - Education: Must hold a law degree from a recognized university. - Professional Background: Must be a junior to mid-level government official or researcher specializing in ocean or maritime legal issues. - Research Proposal: Must propose a research topic relevant to UNCLOS implementation, particularly related to Part XV of UNCLOS (settlement of disputes). - Nomination: The nominating body (employer or government institution) must explain the applicant's current tasks and responsibilities and how the training will benefit the institution and the State. - Language Proficiency: Excellent knowledge of English or French is required, with working knowledge of the other language also required. Required Documents - Application Form: Completed application form, available on the official ITLOS website. - Curriculum Vitae (CV): Maximum 2-3 pages highlighting relevant experience. - Research Proposal: Detailed proposal on the chosen UNCLOS-related topic. - Nomination Letter: From the government or employing institution. - Two Recommendation Letters: Preferably from academic or professional referees. - Law Degree Certificates and Academic Transcripts: Proof of law degree and academic qualifications. - Proof of Language Proficiency: English and/or French language proficiency certificates. - Passport Copy: Valid passport copy for the entire program duration. - Statement of Purpose: Explaining motivation and career goals. How to Apply 1. Check Eligibility: Review all eligibility criteria carefully. 2. Prepare Your Research Proposal: Develop a strong research proposal related to UNCLOS implementation. 3. Secure Nomination: Request a nomination letter from your government department or employer. 4. Gather All Documents: Collect all required documents, ensuring they are clear and properly scanned. 5. Submit Application: Visit the official ITLOS website and submit your application through the prescribed method. 6. Wait for Shortlisting: Applications are reviewed by a selection committee, and shortlisted candidates may be contacted for an interview. 7. Receive Decision: Successful applicants will receive official offer letters, and they must accept the offer and complete any additional formalities. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Mar 6

Fellowships

Switzerland

UN OHCHR Fellowship 2026 in Switzerland (Fully Funded)

Opportunity Overview The United Nations OHCHR Fellowship Programme 2026 is an exceptional opportunity for young professionals with a passion for human rights to work directly with the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. As a fellow, you will spend 12 months gaining hands-on experience in grant evaluation, research, policy discussions, and outreach activities, all while being fully immersed in the UN's work on contemporary forms of slavery and torture. This is a rare chance to make a real difference at the global level and to build a strong foundation for your future career in human rights. Benefits & Financial Aid Stipend: Fully covers your basic living expenses in Geneva Return Air Ticket: Round-trip flight from your country to Switzerland Health Insurance: Basic medical coverage during the entire fellowship Eligibility Criteria Experience Requirements: + At least 2 years of work experience in human rights issues related to modern slavery and/or torture + Experience helping and supporting survivors + Project management experience is helpful but not required Language Requirements: + English: Working level (spoken and written) is required + French or Spanish: Fluency is desirable + Arabic, Chinese, or Russian: Knowledge of any of these languages is a plus Other Important Points: + Lived experience: If you are a survivor of modern slavery or torture and now support others, you are strongly encouraged to apply + Grantee experience: If you have worked with organizations funded by the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture or other humanitarian funds, you are encouraged to apply + Availability: You must be available for the full duration of the program Required Documents - CV - Letters of recommendation - Personal statement outlining your experience and motivation for applying - Proof of language proficiency - Any other supporting documents as specified in the application guidelines How to Apply 1. Review the eligibility criteria and ensure you meet the requirements 2. Prepare your documents, including your CV, letters of recommendation, and personal statement 3. Submit your application using the Apply button below 4. The application deadline is 15 April 2026. Late applications will not be considered.

Closes Apr 15

Fellowships

Rotary Peace Fellowship Program 2027-2028 | Fully Funded

Opportunity Overview The Rotary Peace Fellowship Program 2027-2028 is a life-changing opportunity for international students who are passionate about creating a more peaceful world. This fully-funded fellowship is designed to equip the next generation of peace leaders with the skills, knowledge, and network to drive positive change. With a strong focus on academic training, practical experience, and networking, this program is ideal for individuals who want to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond. Rotary Peace Fellows will have the opportunity to study at one of seven prestigious universities around the world, including in Australia, England, the USA, Japan, Sweden, Thailand, and Uganda. The program is fully funded, covering tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs, making it an all-inclusive and stress-free experience. By joining this program, you'll not only gain knowledge and skills but also become part of a global community of peace leaders who are committed to creating a better world. Benefits & Financial Aid - Full Tuition Fee Coverage - Provision of Room and Boarding - Round-trip Airfare Expenses - Full Coverage of Internship Expenses - Coverage of Expenses related to Field Studies - Free Medical/Health Insurance Eligibility Criteria - The applicant must be proficient in English. - The applicant must have a strong track record of successfully building projects. - The applicant must be able to demonstrate both academic achievements and a record of personal or community service. - For Master's degree candidates: - Completion of an undergraduate/bachelor's degree is required. - At least three years of relevant work experience since their most recent degree, prior to the start of the fellowship program. - Diploma/Professional Peace Certificate program candidates must meet all of the above requirements and have at least five years of relevant work experience. - Certificate program Applicants must be able to explain their plan of action. - An applicant with disabilities is strongly encouraged to apply. - Candidates who have previously attended a certificate program or received a global grant scholarship must wait three years before applying for a Master's degree under this fellowship. - Individuals who are active members of Rotary, employees of the Rotary Club, Rotary International, or other Rotary entities are not eligible to apply. Required Documents Please check the official website of the university and the Rotary Peace Fellowship requirements page at the university for specific document requirements, as they may vary. How to Apply 1. Apply for the Rotary Peace fellowship using the online application system. 2. Register and provide all required documents for Rotary Peace Fellowship. 3. Submit your endorsement online to the fellowship subcommittee by July 1st. 4. You'll receive a confirmation once your endorsement and application have been received. 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below

Closes May 15

Fellowships

Matsumae International Foundation Fellowships in Japan 2027

Opportunity Overview The Matsumae International Foundation Fellowship in Japan 2027 is a life-changing opportunity for scholars to gain a deeper understanding of Japan and its role in promoting peace globally. This prestigious fellowship offers a chance to engage in research projects at top universities in Japan, fostering trust, friendship, and lasting peace between Japan and the world. As a fully funded program, the fellowship covers all expenses, including a monthly living allowance, airfare, medical insurance, and more. If you're a motivated researcher looking to explore Japan's vibrant culture and cutting-edge research opportunities, this fellowship is an excellent choice. Benefits & Financial Aid - Monthly Allowance: ¥220,000 - Arrival Allowance: ¥120,000 - Airfare: Round-trip economy class ticket from the nearest international airport to Tokyo - Medical Insurance: Coverage for medical treatment and death benefits - Research Freedom: Choice of host institution among top universities in Japan Eligibility Criteria - Nationality: All non-Japanese nationals - Degree: Hold a Ph.D. degree - Age: 49 years or below - Language: Proficiency in English or Japanese - Employment: Working in the origin country - Visitation: No prior visit to Japan Required Documents - CV - Letter of invitation from the host institution - Completed MIF application form - Supporting documents (as specified on the official website) How to Apply 1. Apply to the host institution and obtain an invitation letter. 2. Download the MIF application form from the official website. 3. Complete the application form and send it along with required documents to contact@mif-japan.org. 4. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Closes Jun 1

Internships

National Logistic Cell Short Term Paid Internship 2018

Opportunity Overview Join the National Logistic Cell's Short Term Paid Internship 2018 and kick-start your career in a dynamic environment. This exciting opportunity is open to students from all over Pakistan, offering a chance to gain valuable experience and earn a stipend while interning with a renowned organization. Whether you're a diploma holder, undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate student, this internship is an excellent way to build your skills and network. The internship program is designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience that will equip you with the knowledge and expertise required to succeed in your chosen field. With a wide range of disciplines to choose from, including electrical, civil, mechanical, IT, and more, you'll have the opportunity to explore your interests and passions. Don't miss out on this chance to launch your career with a leading organization in Pakistan. Benefits & Financial Aid - Stipend: Payment as per NLC Policy - Duration: 3 months (October – December 2018) - Attendance: 95% minimum attendance required for stipend payment Eligibility Criteria Students from well-renowned universities/institutions Available for fresh Undergraduate / Graduate / Postgraduate / Technical students Eligible disciplines: electrical, civil, mechanical, IT, human resource, marketing, finance, supply chain management, and technical diploma holders in civil, mechanical, electrical, and IT related fields Required Documents Diploma Holders: hard copy of documents along with application form (to be submitted to Human Resource Branch, Headquarters National Logistic Cell) How to Apply 1. Check the eligibility criteria and available disciplines. 2. Visit the online application portal according to your field (e.g., electrical engineers, civil engineers, etc.). 3. Fill out the online application form. 4. Diploma Holders: submit hard copy of documents along with application form to Human Resource Branch, Headquarters National Logistic Cell. 5. Submit your application using the Apply button below.

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