Fitzduff Family Fellowship at Brandeis University 2025 In USA

Details For Fitzduff Family Fellowship at Brandeis University 2025 In USA:

Fitzduff Family Fellowship at Brandeis University 2025 is offered for Masters, PhD degree in the field of subjects related to conflict resolution and coexistence.

Brandeis University is offering this award, which is worth full funding, tuition, and health insurance. Except for US citizens, all nationals are eligible for this scholarship.

• Degree: Masters, PhD
• Provided by: Brandeis University
• Deadline: 15 Jan, 2025
• Scholarship value: Full Funding, Tuition fee + Health insurance
• Location: United States

An international student in the Conflict Resolution and Coexistence program who exhibits a dedication to working on social and public policy challenges of coexistence and diversity management will be given the Fitzduff Family Social Policy and Coexistence Fellowship. The fellowship’s goal is to support the establishment of long-lasting institutions in a nation or area that can promote diversity, equality, and interdependence amongst social groupings who are at odds.

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Eligibility:

• The applicant must already be working in a government or international governmental organization and must be working or intending to work within the next two years, on issues of coexistence/diversity within their region or country. Applicants who are civil society leaders, or in a position to directly impact social policy in their home country will also be considered.
• All participants will be required to submit an annual report for 3 years after they return to their organization, showing how they have used their Conflict Resolution and Coexistence knowledge and skills within their region or country. This will detail e.g. what new coexistence policies/ practices have been developed, what existing practices have been strengthened, and what institutions/units within government or an international organization have been created, the challenges the graduates faced, and whether (or not) such work is now seen as an essential part of the future work of the government/organization.

Documents Required and Process:

• Personal statement
• An Interview
• A letter from their organization confirming that the candidate is applying for the award with the approval and assistance of their organization.

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