The Rotary Peace Fellowships offer full funding for individuals dedicated to promoting peace and conflict resolution through advanced education and professional training. These fellowships aim to empower future leaders and practitioners in peacebuilding and international development.
Key Features:
Program Options:
- Master's Degree Program:
- A 15–24 month graduate program at one of Rotary's partner universities.
- Professional Development Certificate:
- A 3-month program tailored for experienced professionals in peace-related fields, offered at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand and Makerere University in Uganda.
- Master's Degree Program:
Financial Coverage:
- Tuition and fees.
- Living expenses.
- Round-trip transportation.
- Field-study expenses.
Partner Institutions:
- Universities in the United States, Japan, Australia, Sweden, England, Thailand, and Uganda.
Eligibility:
- Open to individuals worldwide.
- Applicants for the Master’s program must have:
- A bachelor’s degree.
- A strong commitment to peace and conflict resolution.
- Proficiency in English.
- At least three years of relevant work experience.
- Professional Development Certificate applicants must have five years of relevant work experience and be able to demonstrate a record of peace-related contributions.
Application Process:
- Prepare Application:
- Gather supporting documents, including CV, academic transcripts, recommendations, and a personal statement.
- Submit Application:
- Applications are submitted through local Rotary clubs, which nominate candidates.
- Interviews and Selection:
- Shortlisted candidates undergo interviews and evaluations by Rotary representatives.
Deadline:
- Applications close in May 2024 for the academic year 2025-2026.
For more information on eligibility and how to apply, visit the official Rotary Peace Fellowships website
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