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The IWA & Grundfos SDG 6 Fellowship lets young water professionals design innovative solutions over a 23‑month programme running from February 2027 to December 2028. Hosted by the International Water Association and Grundfos, the fellowship blends online work with in‑person events in the United Kingdom, Denmark and Malaysia. Participants receive fully funded airfare, single‑occupancy accommodation, meals, ground transportation, travel insurance and visa‑fee coverage for all required activities. It offers a fast‑track to expertise, global networking and impact on clean‑water challenges.
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society offers a ten‑week Impact AI Fellowship in Berlin. Fellows work on AI’s societal and environmental impact, combining in‑person sessions with a remote research phase. The program provides a €5,000 stipend, travel costs and accommodation. It runs from 16 August to 22 October 2027.
Sciences Po offers a two‑year fully funded Master’s program in France for African scholars. The Mastercard Foundation covers tuition, living costs and provides housing in Paris. Scholars also receive career coaching, mentorship and access to the university’s incubator. The program starts in 2027.
The CaCTuS Summer Internship lets you conduct research at the Max Planck Institutes in Tübingen and Stuttgart. Over three months (July‑September 2027) you’ll work on projects in AI, neuroscience, and computational modeling. The program covers a monthly €1,350 stipend, accommodation, health insurance and travel costs. It’s a fully funded chance to gain hands‑on experience in a world‑class lab.
The UNHCR Internship Program 2027 offers a 2‑6 month placement with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Interns work on refugee protection projects aligned with their studies. The role is fully funded, covering return travel and providing a monthly stipend for living costs. Gain international experience while contributing to humanitarian aid.
HENNGE’s Global Internship in Tokyo gives aspiring software engineers hands‑on experience with a leading cloud‑services company. The 4‑6‑week on‑site program runs in summer 2027 and includes a monthly stipend, round‑trip airfare and accommodation. Participants work on full‑stack and cloud projects under senior mentors. All costs are covered.
Gain hands-on experience at the Heinrich Boll Foundation’s Washington, D.C. office for three months. The internship is fully paid with a $700 monthly stipend and includes J-1 visa sponsorship and covered visa fees. Work full-time on program‑related projects and receive five paid vacation days.
The WHO Europe Summer School offers a four‑day intensive program in Nice, bringing together public‑health experts and innovators. Hosted by the WHO Regional Office for Europe, the WHO Collaborating Centre at Université Côte d’Azur and Ulysseus European University, participants dive into systems‑thinking approaches to tackle non‑communicable diseases. The program is free of charge, includes meals, a welcome dinner, and a certificate of participation.
Join the FAO‑backed World Food Forum Youth Policy Board for the 2027‑2028 term. As one of 40 young changemakers you will shape agrifood policy, lead regional consultations and represent youth at international forums. The role lasts a year, requires about 25 hours per month, and offers high‑level networking and policy‑impact experience.
Join the Human Rights Summit 2027 at the University of British Columbia in Canada. Over four days (May 21‑24) you will discuss human rights, freedom of speech and education with global leaders. The summit is fully funded, covering travel, accommodation, meals and other essentials. It’s a prime opportunity to expand your impact network.
Spend a full academic year living with a host family and attending an American high school, fully funded by the U.S. Department of State. The FLEX Global Program 2027 lets you experience U.S. culture, develop leadership skills, and build international friendships. All travel, tuition, meals, insurance and a modest stipend are covered.
The Swedish Institute offers a fully‑funded scholarship for the 2027 academic year, enabling global professionals to pursue a one‑ or two‑year master’s degree in Sweden. Recipients receive tuition coverage, a monthly SEK 12,000 allowance and a travel grant, plus access to a worldwide professional network. The programme covers fields such as governance, public health, entrepreneurship and STEM. Apply by 24 February 2027.