The UN Disarmament Fellowship trains national officials in disarmament, non-proliferation, and arms control through a comprehensive, practice-based programme combining theory, research, and international study visits.
The UN/DESA Fellowships provide non-degree, tailored training for professionals to build skills and knowledge relevant to their country's economic and social development.
Project on Managing the Atom Fellowships support scholars and mid-career professionals in nuclear policy research to rethink deterrence, reduce its dangers, and address regional nuclear proliferation crises.
The Policy Designers Network Fellowship develops young policy professionals from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine to advance democracy, economic development, and regional cooperation through research-driven leadership training.
The UNICEF Global Citizenship Fellowship at Northwestern University offers 13 months of immersive, hands-on experience in UNICEF’s U.S. Program, focusing on leadership, advocacy, and community engagement.
The Stanton Nuclear Security Fellowship at the John F. Kennedy School of Government supports research on nuclear security policy, strategy, and technology at Harvard’s Belfer Center.