Young Security Conference (YSC) Fellowship 2026 in Germany
Brief Description
The Young Security Conference (YSC) Fellowship 2026 provides an exceptional path for early-career scholars and professionals to engage in high-level debates shaping contemporary European and transatlantic security architecture. Running from December 2026 to February 2027, the program awards up to 8 fully supported fellowship places in Munich. As a participant in the YSC Fellowship 2026, you will gain direct access to political deliberations, expand your institutional networks, and present original policy contributions to international decision makers through this premier security studies fellowship Munich.Name of Host Institution
Young Security Conference (YSC) / Amerikahaus MunichRequirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Under 35 years of age
- Proven background in International Relations, Security Studies, Political Science, Economics, or Law
- Open to young professionals, researchers, policy analysts, and diplomats
- Individuals based in NATO/EU countries and underrepresented groups in security studies are strongly encouraged to apply
Duration
December 2026 to February 2027Benefits
- Free participation in the Bavarian Winter School on Trade and Security at no cost
- Travel cost subsidies for journeys to and from Munich for all mandatory in-person phases
- Accommodation allowances covering hotel and lodging expenses during Munich residencies
- Full access to workstations, research resources, and event spaces at Amerikahaus Munich
- Invitations to closed-door roundtable discussions, VIP networking sessions, and institutional study visits
Application Materials
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) of maximum 2 pages, including date of birth and contact information
- Letter of Motivation of maximum 1 page articulating personal motivation and relevant experience
- Short Proposal or Working Hypothesis of maximum 500 words addressing one of the core questions on EU-UK resilience or governance mechanisms
Deadline
November 11, 2026👀 You Missed
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