Deadline: May 15, 2024 23:59 CDT| Apply here
Eligibility: bachelor’s degree holders with proficiency in English
Price: Fully funded
Are you a leader with work experience in peace and development? Are you committed to community service and the pursuit of peace?
The Rotary Foundation offers fellowships to help you transform your gifts into service projects that will change lives close to home and worldwide.
The Rotary Peace Fellowship includes two options for applicants to choose from. Both of them cover
- tuition and fees
- room and board
- round-trip transportation
- internship and field-study expenses
The Rotary Foundation offers up to 50 fellowships for master’s degrees and up to 80 for certificate studies at premier universities. Choose the one that fits you best.
Professional Development Certificate program
This is a one-year learning program, where you can gain practical skills to promote peace within your communities.
This program is designed for working professionals with 11 weeks of on-site participation. Fellows earn a post-graduate diploma upon completion of the program.
Candidates should have a social initiative ready to promote peace and development within the program region.
Fellowship candidates must:
- be proficient in English
- hold a bachelor’s degree
- have at least five years of relevant work experience
- demonstrate leadership skills
- show a strong commitment to cross-cultural understanding and peace
- explain their plan to promote peace with alignment to Rotary’s mission
The Fellowship begins with a two-week online course, then fellows join a ten-week on-site course with field studies.
Afterward, Fellows return home for a nine-month social change initiative with interactive online sessions.
At the end of the program is a one-week seminar to conclude the Fellowship.
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Master’s degree programs
Master’s degree fellowship lasts between 15 and 24 months with a two/three-month field study designed by participants. Fellows study peace and development issues with research-informed teaching.
During the Fellowship you will be able to:
- learn research-based theories and approaches to peace and development
- build practical skills through field experience
- expand your network of like-minded individuals
- develop professional skills in peacebuilding and development.
- present your master’s research during the final seminar
Fellowship candidates must:
- be proficient in English
- hold a bachelor’s degree
- have the potential for leadership
- show a strong commitment to cross-cultural understanding and peace
- have at least three years of experience in peace and development work
The Rotary Peace Fellowship – remaining important information
Candidates for both fellowships must have a least three years between the completion of their most recent academic degree program and their intended start date for the fellowship.
In addition, Rotary Peace Fellowships cannot be used for doctoral study.
The Rotary Foundation invites candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply, as well as those with disabilities, where Rotary offers accommodations to those in need.
Interested in applying for The Rotary Peace Fellowship? Register your participation by following the registration link and taking the suggested steps.
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