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The NIHR School for Public Health Research (SPHR) has opened its second round of Transdisciplinary Fellowships (TDFs) — a scheme specifically designed for people working in fields that don’t traditionally feed into public health research, offering them a structured route into the field. An architect, a data scientist, or an artist walks into public health research this isn’t a joke, it’s exactly who a new UK fellowship is looking for. NIHR SPHR Transdisciplinary Fellowships in Public Health Research 2026: Quick Overview Host: NIHR School for Public Health Research (SPHR) Programme: Transdisciplinary Fellowships in public health research 2026 Duration: Up to 24 months Number of Fellowships: Up to 3 Application Deadline: Noon, Friday 9 October 2026 NIHR SPHR Transdisciplinary Fellowships in Public Health Research 2026: What Makes This Fellowship Different? Most public health research fellowships look for candidates from disciplines like epidemiology or medical statistics. This one does the opposite. It’s aimed at people currently working in fields like engineering, architecture, public policy, arts and humanities, or data science who want to move into public health research — bringing outside expertise into a field that increasingly needs it. Fellows will be based at one of SPHR’s member institutions, with the opportunity to build their CV and prepare funding applications to secure future research funding, such as an NIHR fellowship down the line. NIHR SPHR Transdisciplinary Fellowships in Public Health Research 2026: What Is SPHR, and Why Does This Matter? SPHR aims to build the evidence base for effective public health practice by bringing together England’s leading public health research expertise into one virtual organisation. The School conducts applied research to increase the volume and quality of evidence on cost-effective interventions, helping local practitioners and policymakers engage with — and act on — solid research evidence. Fellowships are aligned to SPHR’s core research programmes: Health inequalities Public mental health Healthy places, healthy planet Children, young people & families NIHR SPHR Transdisciplinary Fellowships in Public Health Research 2026: Who Can Apply? Eligible applicants are those working outside public health research but in a relevant field engineering, architecture, law, public policy, or data science, among others. Successful applicants need a strong research track record in their base discipline, with clear relevance to public health, and must be able to demonstrate the impact of their work. Not eligible: individuals working in disciplines traditionally recognised as routes into public health research including epidemiology, psychology, sociology, anthropology, health economics, medical statistics, nursing, dentistry, and allied health professions like physiotherapy and nutrition. If your background sits somewhere in between, SPHR encourages you to reach out directly at sphr.training@ncl.ac.uk to discuss eligibility rather than assuming you don’t qualify. NIHR SPHR Transdisciplinary Fellowships in Public Health Research 2026: A Few Practical Things to Know You’ll need to complete a Public Health Master’s at the host institution as part of the fellowship, with your Master’s project aligned to SPHR’s research programmes — even if you already hold a Master’s degree International applicants: the fellowships are open to UK citizens and those with confirmed right to work in the UK — not open more broadly No further rounds are currently planned, making this a genuinely time-limited opportunity rather than an annual fixture How to Apply Applications close at noon on Friday, 9 October 2026. Interested candidates can apply directly through SPHR’s official application portal. For questions not covered in the advert, application form, or FAQs, contact sphr.training@ncl.ac.uk. A Genuine Commitment to Accessibility SPHR states that equality, diversity, and inclusion are a priority — emphasizing that a diverse community of public health researchers is essential to meeting the needs of policymakers, practitioners, and the public. Applicants needing adjustments during the application process are encouraged to reach out directly. Why This Fellowship Stands Out It’s a rare programme that actively recruits outsiders rather than filtering them out — a genuine bet on cross-disciplinary thinking Up to 24 months of funded time offers real space to build a public health research career, not just a short trial run Completing a Public Health Master’s as part of the fellowship gives candidates a formal academic credential alongside practical research experience With only 3 fellowships available and no further rounds currently planned, this is a genuinely rare window for a career pivot into public health research Final Thoughts If you’re an engineer, architect, policy specialist, data scientist, or humanities researcher who has ever wondered whether your skills could translate into public health — SPHR’s Transdisciplinary Fellowship is built specifically to test that idea, with real funding, mentorship, and a formal academic pathway behind it. 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Applications are open for the Chevening Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) Fellowship, a prestigious five-month fellowship in the United Kingdom designed for mid-career professionals and academics with significant experience in research and professional practice. The fellowship is a collaboration between the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS). It provides selected fellows with an opportunity to undertake self-directed research while exploring the relationship between Islamic thought, diplomacy, contemporary policy and global challenges. Applications are open until October 6, 2026, at 11:00 UTC. Chevening OCIS Fellowship Overview The fellowship will be hosted by the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies in Oxford, United Kingdom. Six exceptional candidates will be selected to undertake individual research projects during the five-month programme. The fellowship is intended for professionals and academics committed to promoting academic activities that contribute to a deeper understanding of Islamic culture and civilization and contemporary Muslim societies. Key details include: Programme: Chevening Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Fellowship Host institution: Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Partner: UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Duration: Five months Programme period: October to March Number of fellows: Six Location: Oxford, United Kingdom Application deadline: October 6, 2026 Closing time: 11:00 UTC Research and Academic Focus The Chevening OCIS Fellowship provides fellows with an opportunity to conduct self-directed research based on an individual project. Applicants are required to submit a short research proposal as part of their application. The proposal should identify the main research question and explain how the proposed research will be conducted while the fellow is resident at OCIS. Potential areas of academic exploration include: Culture and civilization of Muslim societies. Historical trajectories of Muslim societies. Islamic history. Classical Islamic sciences. Economics and Islamic finance. Public health. Science and technology in the Muslim world. Muslims in Western societies. International relations. Interfaith dialogue. Diplomacy and global policy. The fellowship also encourages intercivilizational dialogue and academic exchange, providing participants with an opportunity to engage with different perspectives on contemporary global issues. Fellowship Benefits Successful fellows will receive financial and academic support throughout the five-month fellowship. The benefits include: Five months of research at OCIS. Living expenses for the duration of the fellowship. Return economy-class airfare. An allowance package for research-related activities. Access to academic resources. Opportunities for mentorship and intellectual exchange. Exposure to intercultural dialogue. Opportunities to strengthen leadership and policy insight. The fellowship therefore combines independent research with an international academic environment and opportunities for professional and intellectual development. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must satisfy the standard Chevening fellowship eligibility criteria in addition to the programme-specific requirements. Candidates must: Be citizens of an eligible country and resident in that country at the time of application. Hold a postgraduate-level qualification or equivalent professional training or experience in a relevant field. Have significant professional and/or academic research experience of at least five years. Eligible countries include Afghanistan, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Senegal, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Important Visa Information The fellowship information notes that recent UK Government legislation affects the ability of citizens of Afghanistan and Sudan to obtain certain UK study visas. However, the published guidance states that this does not affect fellowship visa routes and that citizens of Afghanistan and Sudan remain eligible to apply for the Chevening OCIS Fellowship. Applicants from these countries are advised to consult the latest information published by the UK Government regarding applicable visa requirements. Selection and Interview Process The selection process includes two rounds of interviews. The first interview will be conducted by British embassies and high commissions. Applicants should be prepared to explain their suitability for the fellowship, their motivation and their research interests. Candidates who progress to the next stage will participate in a second and final interview with representatives from the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies. The final interview will focus more closely on the applicant’s proposed research and academic interests. How to Apply Interested candidates can submit their applications through the official Chevening application portal. Applicants should prepare a concise research proposal outlining the proposed research question and methodology, while demonstrating how the project connects with the objectives of the fellowship. Further information about eligibility and the programme is available through the official Chevening website. Application Deadline The application deadline for the Chevening Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Fellowship is October 6, 2026, at 11:00 UTC. The five-month fellowship offers eligible mid-career professionals and academics an opportunity to undertake independent research at Oxford while developing their understanding of Islamic civilization, international relations, diplomacy, interfaith dialogue and contemporary policy. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization offering this opportunity. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications & CVs to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.

The Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity Fellowship (ELBI), offered by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, is a prestigious program designed to cultivate the next generation of global leaders in biosecurity. The fellowship aims to equip professionals with the knowledge, networks, and leadership skills required to address complex biological threats and strengthen global health security systems. Through a competitive selection process, ELBI brings together individuals from diverse professional backgrounds to engage in collaborative learning and strategic discussions on pressing biosecurity challenges. Application Timeline and Key Dates The ELBI fellowship follows a structured annual application cycle to ensure a rigorous and transparent selection process. Key dates include: Applications open: August 15, 2026 Application deadline: September 30, 2026 (11:59 PM EST) Selection announcement: By the end of December 2026 Program workshop dates: To be announced later in 2026 Applicants are required to submit their materials through the official online application portal, which becomes available during the application period. Eligibility Criteria The fellowship is designed for individuals with demonstrated academic or professional experience in relevant fields. To be eligible, applicants must meet at least one of the following criteria: Hold a master’s or doctoral degree Be currently enrolled in a doctoral program Possess a minimum of three years of professional experience in a relevant field Relevant fields include: National security Public health Medicine Biotechnology Laboratory sciences Global health or related disciplines Additionally, applicants must: Reside in countries not subject to embargoes or sanctions as defined by the United States government This ensures the program maintains compliance with international regulations while fostering global participation. Application Requirements Applicants must submit a complete set of materials that demonstrate their interest, expertise, and commitment to biosecurity. Required components include: Personal Statement (maximum 500 words):A reflection on the applicant’s motivation to pursue a career in biosecurity Essay (maximum 1,000 words):A detailed analysis of a current technical or policy issue in biosecurity and its significance Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume:A comprehensive overview of academic and professional achievements Letters of Recommendation (2):Submitted by academic advisors or professional supervisors, including contact information Introduction Video (maximum 2 minutes):A short presentation introducing the applicant and outlining their interest in the ELBI program All materials must be submitted through the designated online platform within the application deadline. Selection Process The ELBI fellowship employs a holistic and competitive selection process to identify high-potential candidates. Applications are evaluated based on: Quality and originality of the personal statement and essay Academic and professional accomplishments Strength and relevance of letters of recommendation In addition to merit-based evaluation, the selection committee also considers: Geographic diversity Technical expertise Range of professional experiences This approach ensures a well-rounded cohort capable of addressing biosecurity challenges from multiple perspectives. Policy on the Use of Artificial Intelligence The ELBI fellowship recognizes the growing role of artificial intelligence in academic and professional settings. However, it maintains clear guidelines to preserve the authenticity of applications. Applicants are permitted to use AI tools for: Grammar correction Improving clarity and readability However, the use of AI to generate or substantially write personal statements or essays is strictly prohibited. Applications found to rely heavily on AI-generated content will be disqualified. This policy ensures that submissions reflect the applicant’s genuine voice, experiences, and perspectives, which are essential for evaluating their passion and commitment to biosecurity. Program Impact and Opportunities The ELBI fellowship provides participants with unique opportunities to engage with global experts and contribute to meaningful discussions on biosecurity. Fellows benefit from: Access to a network of leaders in public health and security Participation in workshops and collaborative sessions Exposure to real-world biosecurity challenges Opportunities to influence policy and research directions By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, the program strengthens global preparedness and response to biological threats. About the Center for Health Security The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security is a leading institution dedicated to protecting public health from epidemics and disasters. It conducts research, policy analysis, and training to enhance global health security and emergency preparedness. Through initiatives like the ELBI fellowship, the center continues to develop leaders who can navigate complex health security challenges and contribute to safer, more resilient societies. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization offering the fellowship. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications & CVs to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.

Deadline: August 31, 2026 Applications are open for the Center for Applied Artificial Intelligence (CAAI) Second Year AI Fellowship 2026-2027. The CAAI Fellowship Program is a new initiative that supports Booth MBA students who want to take an active role in shaping the AI community at Chicago Booth. Through the program, fellows receive funding for [...]

Deadline: August 29, 2026 Applications are invited for the AgenTrust Fellowship to Advance Open Standards for Verifiable AI Agents 2026. AgenTrust Fellowship is a six-month paid, part-time (20 hrs/week) program for engineers, researchers, and governance practitioners to help build the open infrastructure behind verifiable AI. The first cohort will include three to five fellows and [...]

The Center for Systems Biology Dresden (CSBD) is inviting applications for the ELBE Postdoctoral Fellows Program, a fully funded fellowship opportunity for outstanding and independent postdoctoral researchers seeking to develop their own research programmes in an international and interdisciplinary scientific environment. The fellowship is designed for researchers who have their own research proposal and wish to collaborate with research groups at CSBD. Fellows can pursue curiosity-driven research in areas including systems biology, theoretical biophysics, computational biology and related disciplines. The programme offers fully funded positions for two to three years, together with competitive personal financial support, research infrastructure, research expenditure and travel support. It is particularly suited to researchers seeking to strengthen their independence and prepare for future faculty-level or equivalent academic positions. More than half of the programme’s alumni have subsequently secured independent academic positions at faculty level or equivalent, highlighting the programme’s strong focus on research independence and career development. What the Fellowship Provides ELBE Postdoctoral Fellows join a highly international and cross-disciplinary research environment in Dresden, Germany. Fellows receive substantial freedom to develop their own scientific questions while benefiting from mentorship, collaborative opportunities and access to advanced research infrastructure. The programme provides: Fully funded research positions for two to three years. Competitive personal financial support. Funding support for research-related expenditure and travel. Access to state-of-the-art research infrastructure. Opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration. Mentoring and support for developing independent research questions. Opportunities to collaborate with multiple research groups. Access to facilities associated with leading research institutions in Dresden. A strong environment for developing an independent academic career. Fellows can collaborate closely with scientists at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics (MPI-CBG), the Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (MPI-PKS) and Technische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden). Research Areas and Candidate Profile The ELBE programme is seeking outstanding external researchers who can introduce new ideas, concepts and approaches to CSBD. Fellows are expected to develop interdisciplinary research projects in collaboration with members of the Center. The programme particularly encourages researchers who use theoretical or computational approaches to investigate biological systems while working closely with experimental research groups. Ideal candidates may have academic backgrounds in: Physics. Computer science. Mathematics. Systems biology. Computational biology. Theoretical biophysics. Related quantitative disciplines. Researchers should demonstrate a strong interest in applying their expertise within a cross-disciplinary life-science environment. In exceptional cases, analytically minded experimental researchers working in cell biology or developmental biology may also be considered, particularly when their research bridges experimental laboratory work and a CSBD research group. Interdisciplinary Collaboration One of the distinctive features of the ELBE fellowship is the opportunity to collaborate with more than one research group. This enables fellows to establish connections across scientific disciplines and develop research projects that combine different theoretical, computational and experimental perspectives. Successful candidates are expected to identify their collaborative project and host research groups within three months of arriving in Dresden. An interim mentor will support the fellow during this process, after which the mentoring arrangement can be adjusted to support the selected research direction and collaborations. Research Environment in Dresden The fellowship is based in Dresden, Germany, an internationally recognised scientific and research centre with numerous institutions collaborating through the DRESDEN-concept network. Fellows benefit from close proximity to leading research institutions and access to advanced scientific facilities, including services and infrastructure at MPI-CBG. Technische Universität Dresden is also recognised as one of Germany’s Excellence Universities, contributing to an exceptional environment for scientific research, collaboration and academic development. The combination of interdisciplinary research, advanced infrastructure and international collaboration makes Dresden an attractive location for postdoctoral researchers seeking to establish independent research careers. Application Process Selection for the ELBE Postdoctoral Fellows Program is based primarily on scientific merit. The programme conducts two application cycles each year, and applications must be submitted exclusively through the official online application system. Applications submitted by email or through direct contact with individual group leaders are not accepted. During the first stage of selection, candidates are assessed on the strength of their academic and research track record as well as the quality of their proposed research project. The research proposal should clearly explain the work the candidate intends to undertake at CSBD and demonstrate how the proposed project can contribute to the Center’s interdisciplinary research environment. Eligibility and Application Requirements The programme is intended for distinguished, independent postdoctoral researchers with a strong research record and a clear vision for developing their own research programme. Applicants should prepare a compelling research proposal that demonstrates scientific originality, feasibility and potential for interdisciplinary collaboration. Candidates should also identify potential areas of collaboration with CSBD research groups and explain how their expertise complements the Center’s existing research environment. Diversity and Inclusion CSBD, MPI-CBG and MPI-PKS are committed to increasing the representation of women in scientific positions. Female applicants are particularly encouraged to apply. The Max Planck Society is an equal opportunity employer, and individuals with disabilities are strongly encouraged to submit applications. Application Deadline The autumn 2026 ELBE Postdoctoral Fellows call is currently open, with applications due by September 11, 2026. Applications must be submitted through the official online application system. Candidates should ensure that their research proposal and supporting materials clearly demonstrate their scientific achievements, independence and potential to contribute to CSBD’s interdisciplinary research community. Key Fellowship Details Programme: ELBE Postdoctoral Fellows Program Institution: Center for Systems Biology Dresden Location: Dresden, Germany Duration: 2–3 years Funding: Fully funded Research Areas: Systems Biology, Theoretical Biophysics, Computational Biology and Related Fields Target Group: Distinguished independent postdoctoral researchers Application Cycles: Two per year Current Call: Autumn 2026 Deadline: September 11, 2026 Application Method: Online application system Why Apply? The ELBE Postdoctoral Fellows Program offers researchers an opportunity to move beyond traditional postdoctoral training and develop greater scientific independence. Fellows receive financial and infrastructure support while retaining substantial freedom to formulate research questions and establish interdisciplinary collaborations. For researchers pursuing careers in systems biology, computational biology, theoretical biophysics and related fields, the fellowship provides access to an extensive scientific network and an environment designed to support the transition towards independent academic research. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.

Deadline: October 12, 2026 Applications are open for the Zukunftskolleg Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026. The Zukunftskolleg offers postdoctoral researchers independence for their research, interdisciplinary and intergenerational exchange as well as intra-university integration and international contacts. Each fellow is a member of both a university department and the Zukunftskolleg. Additionally, fellows of the Zukunftskolleg can be affiliated to [...]

Deadline: September 15, 2026 Applications are open for the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Dissertation Writing-up Fellowships 2027. The Law & Anthropology Department offers a stimulating interdisciplinary forum where both anthropologists and legal scholars can engage with one another and conduct cutting-edge, policy-relevant research linked to the intensification of exchanges and encounters among and [...]

The Global Changemaker Collective has officially opened applications for the 2026 Global Changemaker Fellowship, a six-month virtual leadership programme designed to empower young people leading social impact initiatives in their communities. The fellowship provides education, mentorship, global networking, and practical leadership training to help emerging changemakers strengthen their organisations and create sustainable solutions aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Open to youth from diverse backgrounds and countries, the programme supports individuals who are committed to addressing local challenges through innovation, collaboration, and systems thinking. Throughout the fellowship, participants continue implementing their own community initiatives while engaging in immersive workshops, mentorship sessions, and an international learning community. About the Global Changemaker Fellowship The Global Changemaker Fellowship is built on the principle of youth-led localisation, recognising that sustainable development is most effective when local communities lead the design and implementation of solutions. Rather than offering a traditional academic programme, the fellowship combines practical leadership development with real-world community action. Over six months, fellows receive access to experienced mentors, collaborative learning opportunities, and tools that strengthen their ability to manage projects, mobilise communities, and influence positive social change. The virtual format enables participants from different regions to learn together while remaining actively engaged in their local initiatives. What Fellows Will Learn The fellowship focuses on developing the leadership and strategic thinking skills needed to address complex social challenges. Participants explore four core areas that shape the programme’s changemaking model. Systems Thinking equips fellows to analyse community challenges by understanding how social, economic, environmental, and institutional factors interact. This approach encourages long-term and inclusive solutions rather than isolated interventions. Thought Leadership helps participants communicate their vision effectively, inspire diverse audiences, and lead meaningful conversations across cultural and social differences. Polarities Management introduces strategies for leading in situations where competing yet interconnected values exist, enabling changemakers to make balanced and sustainable decisions. Adaptive and Collaborative Leadership strengthens the ability to embrace change, build partnerships, and work collectively with stakeholders to achieve greater social impact. Mentorship, Community and Global Networks A distinguishing feature of the fellowship is its strong support ecosystem. Every participant joins an international community of young leaders working across education, climate action, health, gender equality, agriculture, youth empowerment, and other development sectors. The programme offers: One-on-one and group mentorship from experienced professionals. Interactive virtual workshops and leadership training. Access to a global network of fellows and alumni. Peer learning and collaborative problem-solving opportunities. Practical tools for growing community-based initiatives. This network enables fellows to exchange ideas, develop partnerships, and gain perspectives from changemakers working in different countries and cultural contexts. Who Should Apply? The fellowship is intended for young individuals who are passionate about creating positive change within their communities. It welcomes applicants who are already leading social initiatives as well as aspiring changemakers with promising ideas for community impact. Ideal candidates typically demonstrate: A commitment to solving local social or environmental challenges. Leadership potential and community engagement. Interest in sustainable development and social innovation. Willingness to collaborate across cultures and disciplines. Availability to participate actively throughout the six-month programme. Because the fellowship is delivered virtually, applicants should have reliable internet access and be prepared to participate consistently in online workshops and mentoring activities while continuing their community projects. Why This Fellowship Is Valuable The Global Changemaker Fellowship provides significantly more than leadership training. It creates an environment where emerging leaders develop practical skills while receiving ongoing support to strengthen their existing initiatives. For young founders, community organisers, nonprofit leaders, and social entrepreneurs, the programme offers an opportunity to improve project design, expand professional networks, enhance strategic leadership, and increase the long-term sustainability of their organisations. The international nature of the fellowship also exposes participants to innovative approaches being implemented across multiple countries, encouraging collaboration and knowledge exchange that extends well beyond the programme itself. How to Successfully Apply A competitive application should clearly demonstrate the applicant’s passion for community impact and their ability to identify meaningful local challenges. Rather than focusing solely on achievements, successful candidates should explain the problem they are addressing, the solution they are implementing, and the measurable difference they hope to create. Applicants are encouraged to: Present a clear and authentic community initiative or social impact idea. Demonstrate leadership through volunteer work, advocacy, entrepreneurship, or civic engagement. Explain how the fellowship will strengthen their project and personal development. Highlight collaboration, resilience, and a willingness to learn from diverse perspectives. Provide concise and compelling responses that emphasise long-term social impact. A well-prepared application reflects both purpose and potential, showing how the applicant intends to transform knowledge gained during the fellowship into sustainable community change. Programme Duration and Application Status Applications for the 2026 Global Changemaker Fellowship are currently open. The programme will run for six months and will be delivered entirely through a virtual learning model, allowing participants from around the world to engage without relocating. Young changemakers seeking to expand their leadership capacity while growing impactful community initiatives are encouraged to submit their applications during the current application cycle. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) does not take ownership or credit for the opportunities shared on this platform. All opportunities are sourced from official announcements and external sources for informational purposes only. Applicants are encouraged to verify all details, deadlines, and eligibility requirements from the official source before applying. Opportunities may be updated or changed by the providing organisations.