Leadership Centre Associate Fellowship in Peace, Security and Development for Students 2026/2027
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May 18, 2026
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- Candidates must be able to demonstrate the following values during all phases of the programme: promoting led ideas and processes of change; independent thinking; integrity; pursuit of excellence; recognition of youth agency and respect for diversity in all its forms. Candidates must have citizenship in an country. Successful candidates must hold valid travel documents prior to acceptance. Candidates need to demonstrate an interest in pursuing careers in the field of peace, se…
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Graduate student
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Business Management and Marketing, Education, English Language and Literature
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- Candidates must be able to demonstrate the following values during all phases of the programme: promoting led ideas and processes of change; independent thinking; integrity; pursuit of excellence;….
- Applicants interested in this associate fellowship should apply for both the associate fellowship and the MSc programme.….
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Amount: Successful applicants will receive a bursary that covers 25 per cent of the MSc Global Leadership and Peacebuilding tuition fees at King’s College London for the 2,026/27 academic year in addition to five thousand pounds (£5,000) as a contribution to their living expenses in London. This fellowship combines rigorous academic research, impactful writing, and policy analysis on leadership, security, and development issues. It uses modalities of learning that integrate a master’s programme on Global Leadership and Peacebuilding at King’s College London with a uniquely tailored mentoring programme—comprising numerous group-mentoring sessions, simulation practices, one-on-one and peer-to-peer mentoring sessions, institutional visits, and attachment. After the MSc programme, Associate Fellows will also have an option to undertake a paid six-month attachment to a leading African university, regional organization, or centre of excellence. Upon completion, associate fellows emerge with academic knowledge, research skills, mentorship training, and practical experience, connected to a network of distinguished African experts in peace, security, and development to propel their careers forward.
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