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Deadline: Unspecified Applications are open for the McCain Institute Junior Fellowship Program 2026. In an effort to encourage undergraduate and graduate students to pursue careers in democracy and human rights, the McCain Institute implements a junior fellowship program trimesterly. Junior fellows have the opportunity to collaborate directly with the subject matter experts that design, implement and [...]

Deadline: Unspecified Applications are open for the Social Sciences Lab MENA Junior Fellowship 2026. The MENA Junior Fellowship aims to support junior and emerging scholars engaged in MENA studies by providing structured research training, mentorship, and institutional affiliation to strengthen their research capacity and facilitate their integration into global academic and policy research networks. At [...]

Application Deadline: May 15, 2026. Applications are now open for the 2027 Wittenstein Foundation/Einstein Forum Fellowship. The Einstein Forum and the Wittenstein Foundation offer a fellowship for outstanding young thinkers…

Application Deadline: 15 May 2026. Applications are now open for the 2027/2028 Rotary Peace Fellowship Program. The Rotary Peace Fellowship is designed for leaders with work experience in peace and…

The Young and Emerging Leaders Project (YELP) 2026 Fellowship, offered by LéO Africa Institute in partnership with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, is now open for applications. Entering its seventh year, the fellowship continues to build a strong network of purpose-driven leaders across the African continent. The programme is designed to support individuals who are actively shaping their communities and industries through leadership, innovation, and creativity. Programme Overview and Vision The YELP Fellowship is more than a leadership programme; it is a long-term community that nurtures individuals committed to meaningful impact. Participants engage in deep reflection, learning, and collaboration, equipping them to lead with purpose and integrity. The fellowship brings together a diverse cohort of: Entrepreneurs Media professionals Social innovators Artists and creatives Activists and change-makers Its central goal is to cultivate values-based leadership that contributes to sustainable development and transformation across Africa. Fellowship Structure and Learning Experience The YELP 2026 Fellowship is structured around three immersive residential seminars. Each seminar focuses on a critical dimension of leadership and societal engagement. 1. Values, Ethics and the Philosophy of Leadership This seminar focuses on personal leadership foundations, helping fellows explore: Identity and self-awareness Ethical decision-making Purpose-driven leadership Personal values and convictions Participants are encouraged to reflect deeply on what defines their leadership journey. 2. Political Economy and Development The second seminar introduces fellows to the broader systems shaping African societies. Key areas include: Economic and political structures across Africa Development frameworks and challenges Policy environments and decision-making processes The role of leadership within complex systems This module equips fellows with the analytical tools needed to navigate and influence societal systems. 3. Media, Art and Technology The final seminar explores the power of storytelling and innovation in shaping narratives and change. Focus areas include: Media influence and communication strategies Role of art and culture in leadership Technology as a driver of transformation Building and controlling narratives Participants gain insight into how ideas and stories shape societies and leadership impact. Community and Network The YELP Fellowship has built a strong alumni network spanning multiple African countries. Fellows become part of an ongoing community of leaders, gaining access to: Cross-sector collaboration opportunities Mentorship and peer learning Regional and continental networks Continued engagement beyond the fellowship This network is a defining feature of the programme, offering long-term value beyond the seminars. Eligibility Criteria The fellowship is open to young Africans from diverse backgrounds who demonstrate a commitment to leadership and impact. Applicants should meet the following criteria: Aged between 21 and 35 years Based in or originating from Africa From any professional, academic, or creative field Demonstrated commitment to personal growth and leadership Passion for contributing to community and continental development The programme values diversity and encourages applications from individuals across different sectors and disciplines. Why Apply? The YELP Fellowship offers participants a unique opportunity to: Develop a strong foundation in values-based leadership Engage with critical issues shaping Africa’s future Build meaningful relationships with like-minded peers Enhance personal and professional growth Join a growing network of influential African leaders It is particularly suited for individuals who are building initiatives, leading change, or seeking to deepen their leadership journey. Application Process Interested candidates are encouraged to apply through the official application link provided by the organisers. Early application is recommended due to the competitive nature of the programme. Applicants should prepare to demonstrate: Their leadership journey and experiences Motivation for joining the fellowship Commitment to impact and community engagement Conclusion The YELP 2026 Fellowship by LéO Africa Institute and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung represents a powerful platform for shaping Africa’s next generation of leaders. Through its structured seminars, strong alumni network, and focus on values-driven leadership, the programme continues to play a vital role in fostering transformative leadership across the continent. 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. 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Application Deadline: May 11th, 2026 Applications are now open for the 2026 Acumen Green RISE Africa Fellowship. The Green RISE Africa Fellowship (Resilient Impact through Sustainable Entrepreneurship) is a six-month…

The International Science Council (ISC) has officially opened nominations for the ISC Fellowship 2026, a prestigious recognition honoring individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advancing science as a global public good. Nominations must be submitted by May 22, 2026, with successful Fellows to be announced in July 2026. This highly respected fellowship recognizes leading scientists, innovators, and thought leaders working across disciplines to strengthen the role of science in addressing global challenges. About the ISC Fellowship The ISC Fellowship was established in 2022 to recognize individuals who contribute significantly to the understanding, use, and global engagement of science. Since its inception, the fellowship has grown rapidly, with: 66 inaugural Fellows appointed in June 2022 57 additional Fellows and honorary recognitions awarded in December 2022 100 new Fellows announced in December 2023 The fellowship serves as a key instrument in the ISC’s mission to promote science for the common good, ensuring that scientific knowledge benefits societies worldwide. Purpose and Vision of the Fellowship The ISC Fellowship recognizes not only past achievements but also the future contributions of Fellows in advancing science globally. According to Sir Peter Gluckman, the initiative aims to amplify the global voice of science: “Science needs champions… who can give voice to the global voice for science.” Fellows are expected to play a leadership role in promoting collaboration, innovation, and evidence-based decision-making across international and transnational platforms. Key Focus Areas for Nomination Candidates nominated for the ISC Fellowship should demonstrate excellence in one or more of the following domains: Promoting science for the global good internationally Providing scientific leadership at regional or global levels Advancing the global voice of science Developing major scientific initiatives and institutions Achieving significant scientific accomplishments These criteria ensure that Fellows represent a diverse and impactful community shaping the future of science worldwide. Diversity and Inclusion The International Science Council places strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion in its fellowship selection process. Key targets include: No more than 60% representation of any single gender At least 40% of Fellows from low- and middle-income countries Broad representation across disciplines, regions, and career stages This commitment ensures that the fellowship reflects the global nature of science and includes voices from underrepresented communities. Who Can Nominate Fellows? Nominations can be submitted through two main groups: Group A: Existing ISC Fellows (excluding Fellowship Council members) Heads of ISC member organizations These nominations must include two supporting signatories from different organizations or Fellows. Group B: Members of the ISC Governing Board Leaders from partner organizations such as the World Federation of Engineering Organizations and UNESCO Representatives from global science bodies like the InterAcademy Partnership Group B nominations require one nominator with additional approval from governing board officers. Who Can Be Nominated? The ISC encourages nominations of individuals who are making a strong impact in science and society. विशेष focus is given to: Mid-career researchers, particularly from the Global South Engineers and professionals in underrepresented disciplines Experts working in private sector or international development Non-scientists influencing science-policy, including journalists and innovators Nominees may also be identified from prestigious global networks such as the World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders, science journalism award winners, and other recognized scientific communities. Nomination Process and Deadline All nominations must be submitted through the official ISC online form by May 22, 2026. Applicants are required to complete all mandatory fields and follow the detailed guidelines outlined in the official nomination brochure. The selection process will be conducted by the ISC Fellowship Council, ensuring a transparent and merit-based evaluation of candidates. Why the ISC Fellowship Matters The ISC Fellowship is more than an honor it is a platform for global influence. Fellows contribute to shaping policies, strengthening international collaboration, and ensuring that science remains a cornerstone of sustainable development and societal progress. By recognizing leaders across disciplines and regions, the International Science Council continues to build a powerful network of individuals committed to advancing science for humanity. The ISC Fellowship 2026: Call for Action The ISC Fellowship 2026 presents a unique opportunity to celebrate and support individuals who are driving meaningful change through science. With its strong emphasis on diversity, global collaboration, and impact, the fellowship remains one of the most prestigious recognitions in the global scientific community. Eligible nominators are encouraged to submit nominations before the deadline and contribute to shaping the future of science leadership worldwide. 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 that is 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. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE HERE

World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists, in partnership with the University of Nairobi, is inviting applications for the 2026/27 Paediatric Anaesthesia Fellowship Programme. This prestigious fellowship offers up to three fully funded 12-month training positions based in Nairobi, beginning in September/October 2026. Programme Overview The fellowship is designed to strengthen clinical expertise in paediatric anaesthesia through a combination of hands-on training and academic learning. Fellows will primarily be based at Kenyatta National Hospital and will rotate through partner hospitals with active paediatric surgical programmes. Key features of the programme include: Clinical training in paediatric anaesthesia Rotations across multiple healthcare institutions Access to a structured teaching curriculum Participation in a global online learning platform Mentorship from international and multidisciplinary faculty Funding and Support The fellowship offers financial support, which may include: Tuition fees Accommodation Subsistence living expenses However, applicants should note that full funding is not guaranteed in all cases, and some costs may need to be covered independently. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must meet the following requirements: Be a qualified physician anaesthesiologist Be registered as a medical practitioner in their home country Be eligible for registration with the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council Be supported by: Their national anaesthesiology society (a WFSA member society) Their Head of Department or hospital management Demonstrate intention to return to a recognized post in their home country Preference will be given to: Early-career anaesthesiologists Candidates currently working in Kenya, Central, or Eastern Africa However, experienced professionals and applicants from other African countries are also encouraged to apply. Application Process – WFSA Candidates must apply through the WFSA online platform and submit the following documents: Curriculum Vitae (including a recent photo and two referees) Letter of recommendation from the national anaesthesiology society Letter of recommendation from Head of Department or hospital management Copy of medical degree Copy of specialist anaesthesia qualification Copy of passport identification page Application Process – University of Nairobi In addition to the WFSA application, candidates must apply separately to the University of Nairobi. Required documents include: Completed online application form Certified copies of undergraduate and specialist anaesthesia degrees Certified academic transcripts Verification of qualifications (for non-Kenyan degrees) Certified high school certificates Proof of good standing from relevant medical authority Police clearance certificate Official translations (if documents are not in English) Proof of vaccinations (Yellow Fever and Hepatitis B) Applicants should note that the university application process is highly detailed and strict, and incomplete submissions will not be accepted. Selection Process Applications will be reviewed by a panel of anaesthesiologists selected by WFSA. Successful candidates will be notified by June 2026 Selected applicants must confirm acceptance within two days Failure to confirm may result in the offer being reassigned Important Dates Application Deadline: 31 May 2026 Start Date: September/October 2026 Duration: 12 months Career Benefits This fellowship provides participants with: Advanced clinical training in paediatric anaesthesia Exposure to international best practices Opportunities to collaborate with global experts Enhanced career prospects in academic and clinical medicine Skills to improve paediatric surgical care in their home countries Additional Information Applicants seeking further details can contact the course coordinator:Dr. Mark Gacii (gaciimark@gmail.com) 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: April 14, 2026 Applications are open for the Frank Jennings Fellowship – April 2026. The FJ Fellow will spend three and a half months at Front Line Defenders Dublin office where they will be trained in relation to Human Rights Defenders; the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; the Mandate of the UN Special [...]