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FASPE Fellowship 2027 in Berlin and Poland (Fully Funded)

Category
Fellowships
Posted
October 30, 2026
Deadline
January 3, 2027
Region
Global
Country
Germany
Sector
Education & Research
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faspe-ethics.org
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Overview

The FASPE Fellowship 2027 is a two-week study program taking place in Berlin and Poland. The program examines the ethical responsibilities of professionals through the historical experiences of Germany and Europe during the Nazi era, utilizing historical examples to help participants address contemporary professional challenges and develop leadership skills. Selected individuals participate in daily seminars, small-group discussions, case studies, educational visits to historically significant locations, and interdisciplinary collaboration alongside peers from fields such as business, the clergy, design and technology, journalism, law, and medicine. Upon completion, participants join an international alumni network that provides ongoing learning and networking opportunities.

Who can apply

The fellowship is open to enrolled students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals from around the world with no restrictions on nationality. Candidates must explore the specific requirements for their respective fields, which include business, the clergy, design and technology, journalism, law, and medical fields.

What you get

The program is fully funded and covers international round-trip economy-class airfare, hotel accommodations, group meals, pocket money for non-group meals, all transportation costs for group travel and activities in Germany and Poland, admission fees, and program materials.

Requirements

Applicants must submit an online application form, a resume or CV, academic transcripts, short essay questions, and letters of recommendation.

How to apply

Candidates must submit their application online through the official application process.

Key dates

The application deadline is January 3, 2027.

Apply nowon faspe-ethics.org →