The call for applications for the College of Europe Natolin Fellowship Programme
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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