Georg Arnhold Senior Fellowship 2028 in Germany | Fully Funded

Overview

The Georg Arnhold Senior Fellowship 2028 is a six-month research program hosted by the Leibniz Institute for Educational Media, also known as the Georg Eckert Institute, located in Brunswick, Germany. The program aims to bridge theory and practice by offering a platform for individuals actively involved in conflict resolution and education for sustainable peace. Participants engage in a research or practice-related project, discuss their work within the institute's network, and present their findings at the institute. The fellowship culminates in outputs such as research papers, policy papers, educational materials, or a larger publication.

Who can apply

This opportunity is open to applicants from all countries. Eligible candidates include exceptional scholars with a background in humanities, political and social sciences, education sciences, law, or related fields who hold a PhD. Individuals with relevant experience in journalism, government, or NGO management are also encouraged to apply, provided they have a minimum of five years of advanced professional achievement. All applicants must demonstrate excellent academic or professional achievements, show a positive impact from their work, be proficient in English, and commit to completing the program in Germany. Their proposed projects must focus on peace education.

What you get

Selected participants receive a monthly stipend of 3,300 EUR for six months to cover living expenses, along with coverage for return travel costs to Germany. Fellows gain access to the institute's international research library, research facilities, and digital media labs. They also receive mentoring and guidance from institute experts, assistance with publication work and administrative activities, and opportunities to connect with international researchers and professionals.

Requirements

Applicants must submit a curriculum vitae, a passport, a statement of motivation, a research proposal, academic transcripts or degrees, a list of publications, and any other relevant supporting materials. The application process requires filling out an online form with personal information, contact details, institutional affiliation, a short biographical CV summary, main research or professional areas, publication lists, project details including title, summary, objectives, and methodology, and a statement of motivation.

Key dates

The application deadline is November 2, 2026. The fellowship duration is six months.