1. Maria Rosario Lazzati Niada Scholarship for Afghan Women 2027-2028
The Maria Rosario Lazzati Niada Scholarship supports Afghan women who already hold a university degree and want to pursue a two-year master’s programme at the Geneva Graduate Institute. The scholarship is designed to widen access to advanced study in international relations and development and create pathways into academic, diplomatic, international development and related careers. The award is valued at CHF 25,000 per year and is renewable for the second year subject to satisfactory academic progress.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 26
2. Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) 2027/2028
The Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme supports outstanding students from around the world to undertake full-time doctoral study at participating universities in Hong Kong. Selection considers academic excellence, research ability and potential, communication and interpersonal skills, and leadership. The fellowship provides an annual stipend and a conference and research-related travel allowance for up to three years, with participating universities able to provide additional support where a PhD requires a longer period.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Dec. 1
3. Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarships 2027-2028
The Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarships support eligible African candidates applying for the Oxford MBA through the partnership between the University of Oxford, the Mastercard Foundation and the Africa Oxford Initiative. Up to three scholarships are available, covering full course fees and a grant towards living costs. Scholars also benefit from leadership development, networking and professional support. Applicants must be African nationals ordinarily resident in Africa and demonstrate a clear commitment to contributing to the continent’s development.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Jan. 6
4. Yenching Academy at Peking University 2027 – Full Scholarship for Master’s Study in China
The Yenching Academy at Peking University offers a fully funded interdisciplinary master’s programme focused on China and its role in the world. The programme brings together high-achieving students with strong academic records, leadership potential and community engagement. Scholarship support includes tuition, accommodation, a monthly stipend, one round-trip travel allowance and field-study costs. Applicants must hold, or be on track to complete, a bachelor’s degree and meet the programme’s English-language and admissions requirements.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 30
5. Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships 2027-2028 for Foreign Scholars & Artists
The Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships promote international research cooperation and academic exchange between Switzerland and more than 180 countries. Opportunities are mainly available to early-career researchers who have completed a master’s degree, with selected awards also available to artists. Research applicants normally need the support of an academic supervisor in Switzerland. Scholarship type, eligibility, application procedure and closing date depend on the applicant’s country of origin, so candidates should follow the country-specific guidance.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Varies by country
6. IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme 2026
The IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme supports young women pursuing master’s degrees in nuclear-related fields and helps expand women’s participation in the nuclear sector. Selected students may receive up to EUR 20,000 towards tuition and up to EUR 20,000 towards living costs, together with opportunities for internships facilitated by the IAEA. Eligible disciplines include nuclear engineering, physics, chemistry, medicine, safety, security, non-proliferation and nuclear law.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 31
7. Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program 2026
The Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program supports qualified citizens of eligible ADB developing member countries to pursue postgraduate study in development-related fields. The Opportunity Desk listing highlights master’s study at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa with participation in East-West Center educational and leadership activities. Support can include tuition and fees, round-trip travel, housing, a monthly stipend, textbooks, health insurance and visa sponsorship. Applicants should meet the relevant academic, professional and nationality requirements.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Dec. 1
8. Rhodes Scholarships 2027 for Study at the University of Oxford (Fully-funded)
The Rhodes Scholarship is a fully funded postgraduate award enabling talented young people from around the world to study at the University of Oxford. The award covers Oxford course fees and provides a living stipend, with additional support set out by the programme. Selection places strong emphasis on academic excellence, leadership, character, service and potential to contribute to the public good. Eligibility rules and application deadlines vary according to the applicant’s Rhodes constituency.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Varies by constituency
9. Glendon Chase McCormick Scholarship 2026
The Glendon Chase McCormick Scholarship supports master’s and PhD students at Dalhousie University. Two scholarships valued at CAD $4,000 each are available to graduate students in any discipline who demonstrate first-class academic standing in their most recent two years of study. The award is intended to recognise and support strong graduate-level academic performance and is relevant to students across a wide range of disciplines who meet the university’s eligibility requirements.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Dec. 5
10. Michael D. Eisner Arts & Culture Fellowship 2027
The Michael D. Eisner Arts & Culture Fellowship brings together accomplished leaders from across the global arts ecosystem through a partnership between the Aspen Global Leadership Network and Aspen Arts Program. Fellows participate in intensive seminars designed to deepen leadership, clarify purpose and expand social impact. Participation, seminar tuition, materials and lodging are covered, while fellows are generally responsible for their own travel and incidental expenses. The programme is suited to established leaders working across arts and culture.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 3
11. British Academy Innovation Fellowships Scheme 2026 (up to £120,000)
The British Academy Innovation Fellowships Scheme supports established researchers in the humanities and social sciences to work with partner organisations on challenges where research can inform policy, practice or innovation. Awards can provide up to £120,000, enabling fellows to build meaningful collaboration beyond academia and translate research expertise into practical impact. The scheme is particularly relevant to researchers seeking to work closely with public, private or civil society partners on clearly defined challenges. Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 18
12. Foundation for American Innovation Conservative AI Policy Fellowship (CAPF) 2027
The Conservative AI Policy Fellowship is a fully funded programme for individuals interested in artificial intelligence, technology governance and public policy. It is designed to help fellows deepen subject-matter expertise, develop policy ideas and engage with practitioners working on emerging technology issues. Applicants should demonstrate a strong interest in AI policy, research and public-impact work. The fellowship offers a structured environment for developing practical policy thinking around the opportunities and risks created by artificial intelligence.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Oct. 30
13. Mentora Scholars Fellowship 2027 (Fully-funded)
The Mentora Scholars Fellowship is a fully funded leadership-development programme designed to prepare college students for leadership and impact. It combines intensive learning, mentorship, personal development and community-building to strengthen participants’ confidence, skills and ability to lead across professional and social-impact settings. The programme is particularly relevant to ambitious students who want a structured pathway to strengthen their leadership practice, broaden their networks and translate their aspirations into meaningful action.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 8
14. beVisioneers: The Mercedes-Benz Fellowship 2027/2028
The beVisioneers Fellowship supports young eco-innovators developing ideas and projects that respond to environmental challenges. Designed and implemented by The DO School Fellowships and funded by Mercedes-Benz, the programme combines training, mentoring, peer learning and project-development support. Fellows join an international community and receive practical guidance to test, strengthen and scale environmentally focused solutions. It is designed for young people who want to turn promising sustainability ideas into credible initiatives with wider impact.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Jan. 31
15. Rare Disease Reporting Fellowship and Grants 2026 (up to $2,000)
The Rare Disease Reporting Fellowship supports journalists and storytellers producing rigorous reporting on rare diseases, biotechnology and access to emerging treatments. The programme combines fellowship support with reporting grants of up to $2,000, enabling selected participants to research and publish stories that improve public understanding of rare-disease issues and the experiences of people and families affected by them. Applicants should be prepared to pursue evidence-based, human-centred reporting on complex health and science topics.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Oct. 22
16. Royal Society Career Development Fellowship 2027 (Funded)
The Royal Society Career Development Fellowship is a funded scheme for talented early-career scientists seeking to establish independent research careers in the United Kingdom. It provides long-term support, research funding and career-development opportunities that can help fellows build strong research programmes and progress towards scientific leadership. Applicants must meet the scheme’s disciplinary and eligibility requirements and should present a compelling research vision with the potential to contribute significantly to their field.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 18
17. Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship on Entrepreneurship 2027
The Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship on Entrepreneurship equips young people with practical entrepreneurship skills, mentoring and support to develop viable business ideas. Delivered through Queen’s University, the programme combines online learning, venture development and access to an international entrepreneurial community. It is particularly relevant to African students and recent graduates interested in building sustainable ventures, testing business models and strengthening the practical skills needed to launch or grow an enterprise.
[Click here to apply| Deadline: Dec. 1
18. AGORA Fellowship 2027 for Mid-career Leaders [Cohort 2]
The AGORA Fellowship is a nine-month leadership and institution-building programme for mid-career African leaders. It is designed to strengthen strategic leadership, governance, organisational development and collaboration among people leading institutions with the potential for significant public impact. Fellows join a structured learning community and receive support to strengthen both their individual leadership and the organisations they serve. The programme is relevant to leaders working across public, private and social-impact institutions in Africa.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 1
19. Internet Society Fellowship Program 2027 (up to $5,000)
The Internet Society Fellowship Program supports experienced Internet changemakers and emerging leaders working to keep the Internet open, globally connected, secure and trustworthy. Fellows receive learning, mentoring and networking support and may access funding of up to $5,000 to advance work connected to Internet policy, technology, community development or digital inclusion. The programme is suited to people developing practical initiatives or leadership in areas that strengthen a resilient and accessible global Internet. Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 22
20. Mo Ibrahim Foundation Leadership Fellowship Program 2027 ($100,000 stipend)
The Ibrahim Leadership Fellowship gives outstanding African professionals the opportunity to work in the executive offices of major multilateral institutions and deepen their leadership experience. Fellows gain exposure to policy, governance, research and institutional management while benefiting from senior-level mentorship. Three fellows are placed with the African Development Bank, UN Economic Commission for Africa or International Trade Centre. Each fellowship carries a stipend of $100,000 and targets experienced African professionals with strong leadership potential.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 20
21. Equality Fund Journalism Fellowship 2026-2027 ($4,000 CAD stipend)
The Equality Fund Journalism Fellowship supports journalists to tell locally grounded stories about gender, global crises and community-led solutions. Five journalists in ODA-eligible countries will receive a CAD $4,000 stipend, reporting-expense support, online learning and editorial guidance, together with an in-person convening whose travel costs are covered. Applicants should have at least three years of journalism experience, strong work samples and the ability to produce fact-based reporting aligned with gender equality and human rights.
Click here to apply| Deadline: Nov. 8
22. AIAS-Riksbankens Jubileumsfond Fellowship 2027-2028 (Funded)
The AIAS-Riksbankens Jubileumsfond Fellowship is a funded research opportunity for a researcher holding a position at a Swedish institution. The fellowship provides dedicated time at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies to pursue independent research, develop new collaborations and participate in an interdisciplinary community of fellows. It offers researchers space to advance ambitious work beyond normal institutional pressures while building relationships across disciplines and strengthening future scholarly collaboration. Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 24
23. AIAS-AUFF Fellowship 2027-2028 (Funded)
The AIAS-AUFF Fellowship supports talented researchers from around the world to undertake curiosity-driven research at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies. Fellows are selected for the quality and originality of their research and gain access to an interdisciplinary academic environment, institutional resources and international networks. The programme provides protected time for ambitious research while encouraging intellectual exchange across fields, making it suitable for researchers seeking to advance independent work in a highly collaborative setting.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 3
24. Interactivity Foundation Collaborative Discussion Emerging Fellowship 2027 ($6,000 stipend)
The Collaborative Discussion Emerging Fellowship supports individuals interested in improving how people think, deliberate and solve problems together. Fellows explore creative and culturally responsive approaches to collaborative discussion while developing projects and practices that strengthen civic dialogue. The fellowship includes a $6,000 stipend and participation in a structured learning community. It is relevant to emerging practitioners, facilitators, educators and community leaders interested in strengthening constructive public conversation and collaborative problem-solving.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 6
25. The Open Notebook Early-Career Fellowship Program 2027 ($6,600 stipend)
The Open Notebook Early-Career Fellowship is a paid, part-time programme for early-career science journalists. Fellows receive structured editing, mentoring and practical experience developing reported stories while building stronger science-writing skills and professional portfolios. The programme provides a $6,600 stipend and gives participants the opportunity to work closely with experienced editors. It is designed for journalists at an early stage of their careers who want rigorous support to strengthen their reporting and storytelling.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 31
26. Jean Monnet Fellowship in the Social Sciences & Humanities for Postdoctoral Researchers 2027-2028 The Jean Monnet Fellowship at the European University Institute supports postdoctoral researchers in the social sciences and humanities to pursue independent research in an international academic environment. Fellows gain dedicated research time, institutional resources, seminars and access to scholarly networks that can support publication, collaboration and the development of a stronger postdoctoral research profile. The programme is suited to researchers seeking to advance high-quality work while participating in a vibrant interdisciplinary community.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 26
27. Amelia Earhart Fellowship 2027 (up to $12,000)
The Amelia Earhart Fellowship supports women pursuing PhD or doctoral research in aerospace engineering and space sciences. The award provides up to $12,000 to help women advance high-level research and strengthen their pathway into fields where women remain underrepresented. Applicants are expected to demonstrate strong academic performance and a research focus connected to aerospace-related disciplines. The fellowship is designed to strengthen women’s participation and leadership across aerospace and space-related research careers.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 15
28. AWARD Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship 2026 [Cohort 2]
The AWARD Women in Agriculture Leadership Program is a two-year non-residential fellowship that strengthens the leadership capacity of women working in agriculture and related sectors in Africa. Fellows receive mentoring, leadership development and professional networking designed to help women influence institutions, research, policy and agricultural transformation. The programme seeks to build a stronger pipeline of women leaders capable of shaping inclusive, sustainable and evidence-based agricultural systems across the continent.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 6
29. International Affairs Fellowship in Canada 2027-2028 ($110,000 stipend)
The International Affairs Fellowship in Canada enables mid-career U.S. professionals to spend six to twelve months at a Canadian institution and deepen their understanding of Canada and U.S.-Canada relations. Applicants may come from academia, business, government, journalism, NGOs or think tanks. The fellowship provides a stipend of $110,000 for a full 12-month placement, or a prorated amount for shorter placements, together with a modest travel allowance.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 30
30. Voqal Partners Fellowship 2027 ($30,000 award)
The Voqal Partners Fellowship is a six-month programme for social justice changemakers who are ready to strengthen their leadership and expand the impact of their work. Fellows receive a $30,000 award and support designed to help them deepen strategy, build networks and advance community-centred solutions connected to equity and justice. The programme is suited to practitioners leading meaningful social-change work who would benefit from flexible support, peer learning and stronger connections to a wider justice ecosystem.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 31
31. Chevening British Library Coptic Collections Fellowship 2027 (Funded)
The Chevening British Library Coptic Collections Fellowship is a funded professional and research fellowship delivered through the Chevening programme and the British Library. It supports a specialist to work with Coptic collections, develop research and professional expertise and contribute to the understanding and use of the Library’s holdings. The fellowship is aimed at eligible mid-career professionals with relevant academic or professional experience and a strong interest in Coptic collections and heritage.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 27
32. Neukom Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027-2028 ($70,000 stipend)
The Neukom Postdoctoral Fellowship supports recent PhD graduates pursuing interdisciplinary research connected to computational science, digital methods and emerging areas of inquiry. Fellows receive a $70,000 stipend and join an academic environment designed to encourage independent research and cross-disciplinary collaboration. The fellowship is particularly suited to scholars whose work crosses traditional disciplinary boundaries and who want to develop ambitious research in a community that values computation, innovation and intellectual exchange.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Dec. 1
33. Fung Global Fellows Program at Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies (PIIRS) 2027-2028
The Fung Global Fellows Program brings scholars to Princeton University for an academic year of research, writing and intellectual exchange around a shared theme. Fellows participate in seminars, workshops and the wider university community while advancing independent projects. The programme is intended for scholars whose work benefits from interdisciplinary and international engagement and offers a strong environment for developing publications, expanding scholarly networks and contributing to sustained intellectual exchange.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 16
34. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Fellows Program 2026/2027
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Fellows Program provides advanced public-health education to professionals committed to addressing major health challenges. Fellows pursue graduate study at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health while remaining connected to organisations working on practical public-health problems. The programme combines academic training with real-world service and leadership development, creating a pathway for professionals to strengthen technical expertise while applying their learning to pressing health needs in communities and institutions.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Dec. 1
35. EPFL AI Center and Swiss AI Initiative Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026-2027
The EPFL AI Center and Swiss AI Initiative Postdoctoral Fellowships support outstanding postdoctoral researchers working in artificial intelligence and closely related fields. Fellows join a leading research environment in Switzerland, pursue ambitious projects and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams across AI, science and engineering. The programme is designed to accelerate high-impact research and academic career development and is suited to researchers seeking substantial intellectual freedom, strong technical infrastructure and access to a major AI research ecosystem.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 9
36. Southeast Asia Research Group (SEAREG) Postdoctoral Fellowship Program 2027 (Funded) The SEAREG Postdoctoral Fellowship Program supports scholars conducting research on Southeast Asia and provides funded time to advance publications, research and academic collaboration. Fellows join a network of researchers focused on the region and gain opportunities to develop their scholarly profile, participate in intellectual exchange and strengthen future research agendas. The programme is particularly relevant to early-career scholars whose work can contribute new evidence and perspectives to the study of Southeast Asian politics, society and development.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 1
37. UNESCO Science for Crisis Response & Solutions Research Continuity Grants for Africa 2026 (up to $2,000)
The UNESCO Science for Crisis Response & Solutions Research Continuity Grants support African researchers whose natural-science research has been interrupted by conflict or a natural or biological hazard. Six institutional grants of up to US$2,000 are available to help researchers resume or complete clearly defined parts of disrupted research, preserve data and scientific capacity, and strengthen resilience. Eligible applicants must be African nationals based at recognised universities or research institutes and hold at least a master’s degree or equivalent research qualification.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 15
38. MOVE-ComCashew Call for Proposals from Emerging Agripreneurs
The MOVE-ComCashew call invites young and emerging entrepreneurs in the cashew value chain to submit innovative ideas that can become investment-ready, climate-smart ventures. The opportunity is open to applicants aged 18 and above who are based in an OACPS member state and have an innovative agribusiness idea related to the cashew value chain. Winners can receive EUR 2,000 in direct funding or selected technology support, alongside visibility and support to strengthen their businesses.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 30
39. IDA Startup Grant 2026-2027 (DKK 25,000 prize)
The IDA Startup Grant supports promising STEM startups in Denmark that are transforming technology and knowledge into strong business ideas with significant growth potential. The winner receives DKK 25,000, together with PR exposure, access to investor matchmaking and recognition within the startup ecosystem. Applicants must meet the programme’s company and STEM-focused eligibility requirements. The grant is particularly relevant to founders who are developing innovative technology-based ventures and are ready to strengthen their investor readiness and market visibility.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 13
40. Call for Proposals – Rockefeller Foundation Cities Deliver: AI Solutions for Public Services 2026
The Rockefeller Foundation Cities Deliver call seeks proposals for artificial-intelligence solutions that can improve public services and strengthen how cities respond to the needs of residents. The initiative focuses on practical, responsible uses of AI that can help governments deliver better outcomes and create scalable public value. Applicants should present credible solutions, implementation capacity and a clear pathway to measurable impact. The opportunity is particularly relevant to organisations and teams working at the intersection of technology, urban governance and public-service delivery.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 29
41. UNICEF Venture Funding Opportunity for Femtech Solutions 2026 (up to $100,000)
UNICEF Femtech Ventures is seeking companies using frontier technologies to build open-source solutions that improve the health and wellbeing of women and girls. Selected ventures can receive up to US$100,000 in equity-free funding together with technical support and access to UNICEF’s innovation ecosystem. The opportunity is designed for early-stage technology ventures whose solutions address meaningful femtech challenges and can be developed as open-source digital public goods with the potential to scale across different contexts.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 4
42. WomanKind Creative Grant 2027
The WomanKind Creative Grant supports early-stage women’s health companies with strategic branding and design support. The selected company receives a six-week design partnership intended to help it build trust, communicate its vision clearly and accelerate its impact. The grant is particularly suited to founders developing products or services in women’s health who need stronger positioning, brand strategy and creative direction to reach users, partners and investors more effectively.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 1
43. Quality of Government (QoG) Institute Best Paper Award 2026
The Quality of Government Institute Best Paper Award recognises outstanding academic work that contributes to research on the quality of government, public institutions and related questions of governance. The award is intended to encourage high-quality scholarship with the potential to deepen understanding of how institutions function and shape public outcomes. Applicants should review the paper eligibility, authorship and submission requirements carefully and submit work that demonstrates strong research design, analytical quality and relevance to the Institute’s research agenda.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Dec. 9
44. True Story Award 2027 for Journalists ($20,000 prize)
The True Story Award is an international journalism prize recognising exceptional reporting from around the world. It rewards journalists whose work combines strong storytelling with rigorous reporting and helps audiences understand important social, political or human realities. Selected entries are considered for major prizes, including an award worth US$20,000. The competition is relevant to professional journalists and reporters with published work that can demonstrate originality, depth, public value and strong narrative quality.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 31
45. AJF × SDRB Somalia Business Plan Competition 2026
The Africa Jobs Fund and Somali Development and Reconstruction Bank Business Plan Competition supports entrepreneurs and aspiring founders in Somalia with viable business ideas that can contribute to job creation and economic growth. The competition is designed to identify promising ventures and strengthen them through a structured selection process. Applicants should present clear, commercially credible ideas with the potential to create employment and respond to market needs. Selected participants can gain business-development support and opportunities linked to financing and growth.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 6
46. AU Theme of the Year 2027 Logo Competition ($5,000 prize)
The African Union Theme of the Year 2027 Logo Competition invites creative professionals and designers to develop a visual identity for the AU’s 2027 theme. The winning design will help communicate the theme across African Union platforms and activities and carries a US$5,000 prize. Applicants should create an original, culturally resonant and adaptable design that reflects the values and aspirations of the African Union and works effectively across both digital and print formats.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 23
47. John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships 2027-2028 ($135,000 stipend)
The John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford University support journalists and people working in service of journalism who want dedicated time to tackle difficult problems in the field. Fellows spend nine months at Stanford exploring a question, testing new approaches and strengthening their leadership. The programme provides a US$135,000 stipend, Stanford tuition and health insurance, coaching, workshops and access to the JSK alumni network. Applicants need at least five years of professional experience.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Dec. 2
48. CDC Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program 2027
The CDC Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program provides two years of on-the-job training for professionals applying computer science, data analytics and data science to public health. Fellows are placed at CDC host sites and work on advanced information-system and data projects while receiving classroom and experiential learning. Fellows are full-time federal employees; salary levels vary by qualification, with master’s and doctoral degree holders entering at different federal grades. Applicants must meet the programme’s education and informatics requirements.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Nov. 6
49. Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen CrossCulture Programme (CCP) Fellowships 2027
The CrossCulture Programme funds 50 to 60 professionals and volunteers from more than 40 countries each year. Fellows spend two to three months working with host organisations in Germany or partner countries, strengthening professional expertise, networks and transcultural skills. Participants from abroad receive a monthly stipend, round-trip airfare, accommodation, local transport, health insurance and visa-fee reimbursement. Applicants must generally be at least 23 years old and have at least two years of professional or volunteer experience in a civil society organisation.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Dec. 8
50. Chevening British Library Southeast Asian Fellowship 2027 (Funded)
The Chevening British Library Southeast Asian Fellowship is a funded professional and research opportunity for mid-career professionals from Cambodia, Laos and Thailand. The fellowship supports a research project using the British Library’s Southeast Asian collections and is designed for applicants with a strong interest in surveying, assessing and researching rare printed works. Fellows gain access to the Library’s collections, professional expertise and research environment while strengthening their own specialist knowledge and contributing to wider understanding of Southeast Asian heritage.
Click here to apply | Deadline: Oct. 27
