Fitzduff Family Fellowship – 2024
Fitzduff Family Conflict Resolution and Coexistence Fellowship at Brandeis University 2024
Long Summary:
The Fitzduff Family Conflict Resolution and Coexistence Fellowship at Brandeis University 2024 is a prestigious program designed for international students pursuing a Masters or PhD degree in subjects related to conflict resolution and coexistence. The fellowship aims to support individuals who are dedicated to addressing social and public policy issues related to coexistence and diversity management. Through this fellowship, recipients will contribute to the establishment of sustainable institutions within their respective countries or regions, fostering equality, diversity, and interdependence among societal groups facing conflicts.
Application Requirements:
To be eligible for this fellowship, applicants must be currently employed by a government or international governmental organization, with plans to continue working in the field of coexistence and diversity within the next two years. Individuals who hold leadership positions in civil society or have the ability to impact social policy directly in their home countries will also be considered. Additionally, all participants must submit an annual report for three years after completing the fellowship, demonstrating how they have utilized their knowledge and skills in conflict resolution and coexistence within their regions or countries. The report should highlight the development of new coexistence policies and practices, the strengthening of existing practices, the creation of government or international organization units, as well as the challenges faced during the implementation of these initiatives.
Fellowship Benefits:
The Fitzduff Family Conflict Resolution and Coexistence Fellowship provides full funding, covering tuition fees and health insurance expenses for the selected recipients.
Fellowship Type:
The fellowship is a highly competitive program offered by Brandeis University, specifically targeting international students interested in conflict resolution and coexistence studies.
Award Fellowships:
Successful applicants will receive the Fitzduff Family Conflict Resolution and Coexistence Fellowship.
Full Scholarship for International Conflict Resolution Leaders: Fitzduff Family Fellowship
Are you a passionate leader working on coexistence and diversity issues?
The Brandeis University Heller School offers the prestigious Fitzduff Family Fellowship, a full-tuition scholarship for the Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution and Coexistence program.
Who should apply?
- International students committed to social and public policy related to coexistence and diversity management.
- Professionals currently working in government, international organizations, or civil society who directly impact policy in their home countries.
Benefits:
- Covers full tuition and health insurance for the academic year.
- Provides support for continuation fees in the following summer and fall terms.
Selection Criteria:
- Demonstrated experience working on coexistence/diversity issues in your region or country.
- Commitment to returning to your organization and applying your learnings for at least two years.
- Agreement from your organization to support your studies and future work related to coexistence.
Application Requirements:
- Complete application to the Conflict Resolution and Coexistence program.
- Personal statement outlining your proposed work, its goals, and how the MA program will contribute to your success.
- Letter of support from your organization confirming your application and their backing.
- Interview (in-person or by phone) may be required.
Application deadlines:
- Early application recommended: January 15th (Round 1)
- Applications accepted after this date, but earlier submission is encouraged due to visa processing times.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills to build sustainable peace in your region! Apply today!
Contact:
Heller School Admissions 415 South Street MS 035 Waltham, MA 02453 781-736-3820
