Rotary World Peace Fellowship
Posted by Michael Zinn
on Feb 06, 2007
Applications for Rotary World Peace Fellowship must be received by March 31st. Learn more.
Do you know a non-Rotarian professional interested in pursuing a Master's Degree in peace building, conflict resolution, and mediation?
If you do, recommend him or her for a Rotary World Peace Fellowship!
Each year, Rotary selects up to 60 Fellows to study peace and conflict resolution at one of the seven prestigious universities around the world.
The program provides:
Rotary-funded graduate study toward a master's degree at Rotary Centers - located at seven prestigious universities worldwide;
Training in the root causes of conflict, theories of international relations, and effective models of cooperation as well as practical skills in conflict resolution and negotiation.
A growing network of committed alumni employed around the world in diplomacy, government, non-governmental organizations and private corporations.
Application process and eligibility: here
Please share this with prospective candidates.
Applications for the 2008-2010 program are being processed by Rotary clubs now.
If you do, recommend him or her for a Rotary World Peace Fellowship!
Each year, Rotary selects up to 60 Fellows to study peace and conflict resolution at one of the seven prestigious universities around the world.
The program provides:
Rotary-funded graduate study toward a master's degree at Rotary Centers - located at seven prestigious universities worldwide;
Training in the root causes of conflict, theories of international relations, and effective models of cooperation as well as practical skills in conflict resolution and negotiation.
A growing network of committed alumni employed around the world in diplomacy, government, non-governmental organizations and private corporations.
Application process and eligibility: here
Please share this with prospective candidates.
Applications for the 2008-2010 program are being processed by Rotary clubs now.