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Deadline: October 15, 2024
The Carnegie Ethics Fellowship Program 2025 is a prestigious initiative by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. This program is designed to cultivate the next generation of ethical global leaders across various sectors, including business, policy, technology, NGOs, and academia. The fellowship spans two years and offers mid-career professionals the opportunity to engage in deep ethical reflection, leadership development, and collaborative projects that address pressing global issues.
Benefits
Participants in the Carnegie Ethics Fellowship Program enjoy numerous benefits, including:
- Financial Support: The program covers travel (economy class), accommodations, and on-site expenses for all fellowship modules.
- Professional Development: Fellows receive tailored training and mentorship, participate in skills-building workshops, and engage in collaborative projects.
- Networking Opportunities: Access to a global network of experts, alumni, and peers, fostering meaningful connections and collaborations.
- Thought Leadership: Opportunities for publication and content creation in collaboration with the Carnegie Council, reaching a global audience.
SEE ALSO: The World Bank Group Young Professionals Program (YPP) 2025 for Technical & Managerial Roles
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Carnegie Ethics Fellowship Program, applicants must:
- Be mid-career professionals with growing leadership responsibilities.
- Demonstrate a drive for values-focused leadership in both personal and professional endeavors.
- Be aged 25-35 (exceptions are possible but limited).
- Have the ability to work effectively in multicultural, multisectoral, and multistakeholder teams.
Application Process and Documents Required
The Carnegie Council is currently accepting applications and will be interviewing candidates, closing the process October 15, 2024. We strongly encourage you to give yourself enough time to complete the entire application. To get started, fill out the form below and include the following:
- CV/Resume
- Two recommendation letters
- A short personal statement addressed to Brian Mateo and Kathleen Egan (500 words max) that addresses the following questions:
- Why does a fellowship with a focus on ethical leadership interest you?
- What experiences have you had with ethical challenges in your field, industry, or organization?
- What is an ethical issue you want to explore during the two-year fellowship?
- How might you leverage ethical leadership skills in your personal and professional lives?
Deadline: Submit your application by 15th October 2024.
