The Peace Fellowship at Yale University’s International Leadership Center is a life-changing, fully funded fellowship designed for emerging leaders who are committed to promoting peace, conflict resolution, and inclusive governance. This groundbreaking fellowship seeks to empower individuals from conflict-affected or fragile states by equipping them with the knowledge, global networks, and tools to lead impactful change in their communities. The program fosters collaboration, leadership development, and cross-cultural exchange, hosted at one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the world—Yale University.
Just announced, the 2025 edition of this fellowship is officially open for applications. It presents an exclusive chance to join a global network of visionary leaders, participate in intensive training, and engage in policy-level discussions that help shape the future of global peace efforts.
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This exclusive fellowship will take place on Yale’s Ivy League campus in the United States, offering unparalleled access to faculty, guest speakers, and experts in diplomacy, public policy, international law, and development. Whether you’re a grassroots organizer, social entrepreneur, diplomat, or civil society leader, this fellowship could be your fast-track to global influence and change-making.
With only a limited number of slots available, interested candidates are encouraged to act fast and apply today. This is not just a learning opportunity—it’s a movement toward durable peace and shared leadership, driven by the world’s most committed and courageous individuals. Unlock your potential to become an architect of peace in your region by securing your spot in this transformational program.
Name of Organizer
Yale University – International Leadership Center
Requirement/Eligibility
To be eligible for the 2025 Peace Fellowship at Yale University, applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. Citizenship or primary residence in a conflict-affected or fragile country, as identified by international organizations such as the World Bank or UN.
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2. Demonstrated commitment to peacebuilding, conflict resolution, or inclusive governance within their local communities or on a broader level.
3. Professional experience (at least 5 years) in civil society, government, academia, or international development sectors.
4. Leadership potential and proven track record of initiating, managing, or advocating for impactful initiatives.
5. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent academic qualifications in relevant fields such as international relations, public policy, law, political science, or related disciplines.
6. Strong proficiency in English, both written and spoken, as the program is conducted entirely in English.
7. Willingness to commit full-time to the duration of the fellowship including travel, residency, and participation in all program components.
8. Must not be currently enrolled in another full-time academic program during the fellowship period.
9. Preference may be given to applicants under the age of 40, but outstanding applicants above that age may also be considered.
10. Open to individuals of all genders, ethnicities, and faiths, provided they meet the leadership and impact criteria.
Duration/Stipend
The Peace Fellowship runs for a period of four months, beginning in early 2025. The program is fully funded, covering:
- Roundtrip airfare to and from Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut, USA)
- On-campus housing or nearby accommodation
- Full tuition and materials
- Living stipend to cover meals, transportation, and basic expenses
- Health insurance coverage for the duration of the program
- Access to Yale’s facilities, libraries, and mentorship programs
Fellows also gain lifelong access to Yale’s international alumni network, mentorship circles, and future leadership events and summits. This makes it a high-impact investment in your long-term leadership journey.
Deadline
September 2nd, 2025
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