The call for applications for the College of Europe Natolin Fellowship Programme for Ukrainian PhD students and recent graduates is now open.
This is an eight month-long professional development programme, fully funded by the EU and aimed at supporting Ukraine and Moldova in their accession negotiations with the European Union.
Main requirements for participants:
Below 35 years old
At least B1 level of English
Degree/career in European affairs, political science, international relations, economics, law, history, journalism, languages (other STEAM-related disciplines may also be considered).
The application deadline is 10 May.
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