Closing date: Early May annually
Student type: Global applicants interested in peace and conflict resolution
Level of study: Master’s degree or Professional Development Certificate
Study area: Peace and conflict studies, international relations, public policy, and related fields
Scholarship value: Full tuition, living stipend, travel expenses, and internship support
Description:
The Rotary Peace Fellowship is a prestigious international program supporting individuals committed to advancing peace and resolving conflict worldwide. Fellowships are offered at select partner universities around the globe, including institutions in the USA, UK, Japan, Australia, and Sweden. The program fosters leadership, practical skills, and research in peacebuilding, conflict prevention, and humanitarian efforts. Fellows gain access to global networks and internships with Rotary and partner organizations.
Eligibility:
- Demonstrate commitment to peace and conflict resolution;
- Have a minimum of three years’ relevant work experience;
- Hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent;
- Prove leadership potential and strong academic background;
- Fluent in English;
- Committed to returning to their home country to promote peace after completion.
How to apply:
- Contact your local Rotary club or Rotary district to express interest and obtain endorsement.
- Complete the online application on the Rotary International website.
- Provide academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a detailed resume, and a personal statement outlining your goals and commitment to peace.
- Submit applications by early May each year.
More info: www.rotary.org/peace-fellowships.