Deadline: 20 February 2026 Türkiye Scholarships 2026 is a fully funded, government-sponsored scholarship program offering international students the opportunity to study at leading universities in Türkiye while gaining academic, cultural, and global leadership experience. The program supports outstanding students and researchers at associate, bachelor’s, master’s, PhD, and short-term levels, and is open to applicants from all countries. Applications for the 2026 cycle are accepted in a single window from 10 January to 20 February 2026 through the Türkiye Scholarships Application System (TBBS). Programs Available Scholarship Benefits Eligibility Requirements Application Requirements Applicants must submit the following documents online via TBBS: Important Notes Türkiye Scholarships 2026 offers a comprehensive pathway for students seeking quality education, cultural immersion, and long-term global connections. Applicants are strongly encouraged to prepare early and submit their applications before 20 February 2026. Apply Now, or visit Türkiye Scholarships 2026 for more information.
Call for Applications: CrossCulture Grant Programme
Deadline Date: February 16, 2026 The CrossCulture Grant Programme Synergy is now accepting applications to support collaborative projects between organisations, offering financial assistance to cover travel, accommodation, meals, and health insurance for joint initiatives. The programme focuses on brief stays by employees from the cooperating organisations, purely online collaborations, and hybrid forms of collaboration. It encourages partnerships for planning and implementing joint events, conducting fact-finding missions, engaging in research or artistic undertakings, and preparing different kinds of publications, promoting exchange and learning between civil society actors across national borders. What does the funding include? CCP Synergy supports both cooperating organisations with a total of 4,500 euros. Funding is available for the following purposes: In addition to financial support, ifa is available to answer any further questions and assist the participating organisations from abroad in obtaining visas for stays in Germany. However, the participating organisations are principally responsible for planning their own trips. Eligibility criteria Since the programme is designed for organisations, individuals cannot apply for CCP Synergy.Funded collaborations need to be finalised by 15 November 2026. Tandems planning their funded cooperation beyond this date will not be considered for selection. Prerequisites CCP Synergy is aimed at employees from two organisations who are planning a joint initiative. One of the organisations must be located in Germany and the other in one of the partner countries listed above. Organisations that are currently establishing contacts or initiating joint activities are expressly invited to apply for the CCP Synergy programme. Former CCP Fellowships participants and their organisations are eligible to apply for CCP Synergy. The organisations need to be officially registered in the countries they are based in (and need to submit an official certification that might differ depending on the country). If possible, both organisations should work in a similar field – thematically or regionally – from one of the following areas: In addition in 2026 the following key topics will also be focussed on: Participating countries Organisations from the following countries are currently being funded:Afghanistan, Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bhutan, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Egypt, Georgia, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Marocco, Mauritania, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine Territories, Philippines, Republic of Moldova, Qatar, Russia, Saudi-Arabia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Tunesia, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yemen. Application Guidelines Application in 3 steps What application documents are required? Application deadline CCP Synergy call for applications 2026: January 14th – February 16th, 2026 (23:59 CET). Please take a look at our FAQs for more details. What happens after having applied? All selected applicants will receive a written confirmation within approx. 10 weeks after the application deadline. APPLY NOW, or visit ifa for more information.
International Climate Protection Fellowship Program
Deadline Date: February 10, 2026 The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation is accepting applications for its International Climate Protection Fellowship Program to implement a research-based proposal in the field of climate protection or climate-related resource conservation during a one-year stay in Germany. The fellowship is run by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in cooperation with several German partner institutions and is aimed at professionals working in climate protection or climate-related resource conservation who demonstrate leadership potential and relevant practical experience. Candidates are required to design their own research-based project and implement it in Germany with the support of a host institution, including a mentoring agreement. The programme encourages interdisciplinary participation from all fields engaged with climate change issues. Funding is provided in the form of a monthly fellowship of 2,500 EUR, 2,800 EUR or 3,000 EUR, depending on career stage, along with a mobility allowance and a subsidy towards the cost of medical and liability insurance. A lump sum for travel expenses and an initial subsidy are also included. An intensive German language course lasting one or two months is offered before the start of the fellowship, including for accompanying partners. The programme includes mandatory activities such as an introductory seminar, project implementation phase, study tour, and closing seminar, designed to support professional exchange, networking, and engagement with key stakeholders in Germany. Additional financial support may be granted in the form of family allowances for accompanying partners and children under 18, subsidies for insurance costs, flat-rate allowances for single parents, and extensions for maternity periods or for fellows accompanied by children. Further support options are available for fellows with disabilities or chronic illnesses. Applicants must meet defined academic, professional, and eligibility requirements, including leadership experience, relevant work experience, language proficiency, and restrictions on recent residence or funding outside programme countries. Applications must be submitted online through the German host institution by the specified deadline. Selection is based on academic and professional achievements, leadership skills, the quality and relevance of the proposed project, and future potential in the field of climate protection or climate-related resource conservation, with consideration given to personal and educational background. For more information, visit Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
Club of Rome Communications Fellowship
Deadline: February 20, 2026 The Club of Rome is currently accepting applications for its Communications Fellowship 2026. The fellowship is a seven-month mentoring programme aimed at increasing the diversity of voices covering sustainability issues and supporting early-career communications professionals from Most of the World: Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Middle East and Asia-Pacific. The fellowship will be a remote placement with the successful fellow working from their home environment and with one trip to meet members of the Club of Rome team. The fellowship offers a modest stipend towards living costs and includes work-related travel costs. The communications fellow will gain experience in communicating complex systems thinking for non-specialist audiences through a variety of platforms including the website, multimedia and social media. The successful candidate will work directly with the communications team, assisting with a variety of tasks including web publishing, preparing media outreach materials, event coverage, multimedia, social media and other communication activities. There are two positions available, and we welcome applications from candidates with a diverse range of experience, we are particularly looking for individuals who enjoy working across all communication channels, and those who are skilled in producing multimedia content. The ideal candidate will have: Bearing in mind the objectives of this fellowship, only applications from residents of countries in Most of the World (Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Middle East and Asia-Pacific) will be considered. Learn more about current and past fellows here. Applications: To apply, please fill out this application form. Note on AI: Your application will be read and reviewed by humans – members of the Club of Rome communications team. While we understand that AI tools such as ChatGPT may be useful in preparing your applications, remember that in evaluating you as a potential Communications Fellow we will want to hear your authentic voice and style, so we encourage you to bring these across in your application. While you are welcome to attach links to complete portfolios, please select one writing or multimedia sample that you feel is the most relevant for your application. The application deadline is 20 February 2026 23:59 CET. Due to the high number of applications received, incomplete applications, applications not in English and applications received after the deadline will not be considered. There is a modest stipend dependent on location for the seven-month fellowship, working Monday to Friday, 36 hours per week and includes 10 days paid leave. The fellowship will run from 1 July 2026 to 31 January 2027.
One Young World NewNow Leaders Program 2026 for Emerging Young Leaders (Fully Funded to South Africa)
Deadline: February 16, 2026 The NewNow is a One Young World programme supported by Virgin Unite, empowering the boldest emerging young leaders to redefine change through systems-thinking and collective action. We are a collective of rising leaders with exceptional track records of delivering real and lasting impact, committed to building unstoppable momentum towards a fair, sustainable future. Over half the world’s population is under 30 with the power to make change happen, and through our collective strength, shared learning, and with insights and mentorship from leaders before us, we can rewrite the future of our generation and the generations to come. We amplify and support the voices of trusted young leaders taking bold strides toward global transformation, challenge the status quo through collective action and strategic collaboration, share knowledge, insights, and approaches to foster systems-thinking among young leaders and their enterprises initiatives, and take on big global challenges through an intersectional, systems-thinking lens for deep and long-term transformation. Applications are now live for the 2026 cohort of NewNow Leaders. We are looking for ten of the most trailblazing, impactful leaders from the Global South who have a demonstrable understanding and commitment to creating systemic change, and applicants must apply through the application portal. Candidates must be aged 18–30, be nationals of countries in the Global South, have demonstrated successful leadership through real and impactful initiatives, show strong understanding of key local and/or global issues especially those that require systems-thinking approaches, have a proven track-record of implementing systems-thinking principles to generate innovative, long-term and sustainable impact, showcase evidence of impact in addressing complex challenges through systems thinking, and demonstrate a willingness to work collaboratively with The NewNow cohort and help promote successful examples of systems change through their own networks and media opportunities. The NewNow leaders will be offered a scholarship place at the One Young World Summit Cape Town 2026 and lifelong membership of the One Young World Ambassador Community, features on One Young World and Virgin Unite channels elevating their profiles among the global community for young leaders and beyond, opportunities to amplify their work through media and speaking opportunities, access to the One Young World Global Leadership Programme and Action Accelerator, membership of The NewNow Community with exclusive capacity building workshops designed to enhance confidence, skills, and influence as systems leaders, and opportunities to collaborate with fellow NewNow leaders on joint projects and advocacy. The application deadline is 16 February 2026. Every pattern of behaviour, business-practice, or societal custom happens within a complex ecosystem, and the biggest challenges we face as humanity—from inequality to the climate emergency—are rooted in deeply embedded systems and structures. Taking on these challenges means that these systems, and those who uphold them, must adapt and evolve from within, and for this change to be long-term and sustainable, leaders must adopt a systems-thinking approach, which means understanding how to lead change at every level of the system. Systems-thinking also requires taking a wider view, because the world’s challenges are interlinked and it is almost impossible to meaningfully solve one problem without tackling several others, such as addressing education, food insecurity, and youth unemployment alongside youth mental health and healthcare transformation. Systems-thinking requires grass-roots organisations, business-leaders, educators, tech innovators, and politicians to bridge divides and take action towards building a fair and sustainable future for all. To apply, visit One Young World.
Call for Grant Applications: Accelerating Youth-Led Action in Addressing Climate Mobility in Africa
Deadline Date: January 19, 2026 The International Organization for Migration (IOM), under the Accelerating Youth-Led Action in Addressing Climate Mobility in Africaprogramme, is pleased to announce a grant initiative designed to strengthen capacities of youth-led civil society organisations (CSOs) in Africa, equipping them with resources to implement and monitor local climate mobility interventions as well as communicate their impact. This programme is a component of the Climate Change and Migration Data Programme (CCMD), supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. Through this activity, IOM aims to empower youth-led organisations by providing targeted support to selected youth-led initiatives through financial grants that enable them to enhance their capacity, identifying and implementing solutions for people to stay, to move, and for those already on the move in the face of environmental degradation, disasters and climate change. Accelerating Youth-Led Action in Addressing Climate Mobility in Africa supports climate action and implementation of commitments from national, regional and continental policy frameworks such as the Kampala Ministerial Declaration on Migration, Environment and Climate Change (KDMECC). The programme is targeted at Youth-Led Civil Society Organisations registered with the national authorities and operating in the African continent which are committed to implementing innovative, practical and scalable local climate mobility solutions including vulnerable populations and can create a sustainable impact at local levels, such as interventions that address solutions for people to stay, people on the move and people to move: Grants provided through Accelerating Youth-Led Action in Addressing Climate Mobility in Africa programme will support youth-led, community-driven solutions addressing the intersection of environmental degradation, disasters, climate change and human mobility by empowering youth-led organisations to quick start or scale their project implementation, strengthen their capacities and operations, while promoting inclusive local climate mobility solutions and sustainable development. Furthermore, Accelerating Youth-Led Action in Addressing Climate Mobility in Africa programme emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices, incorporating both environmental considerations, and inclusive implementation models. Applicants must complete all required forms and meet eligibility criteria to be considered for funding. Incomplete or non-compliant applications will not qualify for grants under the programme Accelerating Youth-Led Action in Addressing Climate Mobility in Africa programme. Eligibility Criteria We are pleased to announce an open call for grant applications, specifically for Youth-Led Civil Society Organisations (CSO) that fulfill the following eligibility criteria: Additional Selection Criteria for Applicant Youth-Led Civil Society Organisation (CSO) Priority will be accorded to Youth-Led Civil Society Organisation that incorporate one or more of the following aspects: Required Documents for Application When submitting your application, please ensure the following documents are included: Submission of Required Documents Interested CSOs must submit all the required documents listed above. If specific documents are unavailable, alternative documentation that provides similar information may be accepted at the discretion of the evaluation panel, Grant Review Committee. The panel reserves the right to request additional information, documents, or clarification from any or all applicants as needed. Submission language: English, French, Arabic. Verification Process To ensure the accuracy of the information provided in the applications and business plans, IOM staff may conduct verification calls or site visits for some of the potential applicants. Furthermore, IOM will conduct a risk assessment ensuring compliance with the IOM policies and procedures including grant recipients’ capacity to manage funds or to absorb pre-financing. Grant Amount and Payment Conditions How to Apply? To apply, visit International Organization for Migration.
Yale Young African Scholars Program 2026-27 (Fully Funded)
Deadline: 21 January 2026 Applications are invited to apply for the Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) Scholarship 2026, a highly competitive fully funded USA scholarship for African students designed to support outstanding young leaders aspiring to pursue undergraduate study opportunities in the United States. The YYAS program focuses on empowering academically talented African students by providing early exposure to top US universities, liberal arts education, and global academic pathways. Yale University offers two prestigious programs for African and international students: Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) and Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS). Under the Yale Young African Scholars Program 2026, all students admitted to YYAS are automatically considered for the Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program, making it a unique dual opportunity fully funded scholarship in the USA. Students interested in both programs are advised to apply only through YYAS, as eligibility for YYGS will be evaluated based on the information provided in the YYAS application. This streamlined process increases access to fully funded summer programs at Yale University for African students. Applicants must still meet the YYGS eligibility criteria, but no separate application is required, as selection is conducted automatically. The Yale Young African Scholars fully funded scholarship is ideal for motivated African students seeking early undergraduate preparation, leadership development, and international academic exposure at one of the world’s top-ranked universities in the USA. Yale Young African Scholars 2026 Eligibility Criteria To apply for YYAS, applicants MUST meet all of the following requirements: Age: Age: You must be between the ages of 14-18 years old on the first day of the program (July 16) in 2026 in order to be considered. Please note that a typical YYAS student is between the ages of 16-17. English: You must be able to participate in a rigorous academic curriculum conducted in English. Citizenship: You must be a citizen or permanent resident of an African country. YYAS will also accept applications from refugees living in an African country. School location: You must currently attend school in an African country. Grade Level: You must be a current 11th-grade student (or the international equivalent). Graduation date: If you attend school in the Northern Hemisphere, you must be graduating secondary school by earliest May/June 2027 and no later than May/June 2028. If you attend school in the Southern Hemisphere, you must be graduating secondary school by earliest November/December 2026 and no later than November/December 2027. Requirement Student Must Have Scholarship Coverage This is a fully-funded scholarship for African students in the USA. The Yale scholarship 2026 will cover Tuition-free, meals, and accommodation provisions. How To Apply For Yale Scholarship 2026 Click APPLY NOW to start your YYAS application. For more information, visit Yale. Be sure to write down your email and password to access the application at a later time. The deadline to complete and submit the application is 21 January 2026 @ 11:59pm EST.
RSF Berlin Fellowship 2026 in Germany (Fully Funded)
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Germany once again invites journalists from countries with restricted freedom of the press and information to Berlin for its annual fellowship program. Please apply online starting December 15th, 2025, until January 15th, 2026. The RSF Fellowship Program is designed to provide a safe space for journalists. Fellows will be able to take time off from their daily obligations to recover from their difficult working conditions. They will learn new skills to better protect themselves by taking part in a comprehensive safety training program. The 2026 RSF Fellowship runs from June until November and encompasses a comprehensive, hands-on training program in digital security, incl. individual risk assessment, workshops on safety and resilience building for journalists covering sensitive issues, peer-to-peer exchange within a cohort of colleagues from different regions and professional backgrounds, insights into the activities of Reporters Without Borders, a globally-active human rights organization, networking with German media professionals and newsrooms, opportunities to meet with relevant stakeholders of German civil society and policy fields, and holistic support for individual psychosocial needs. We expect fellows to be available for all program activities. On average, they should be able to spend up to approximately 20 to 25 hours per week on training, workshops and activities. There will be breaks in programming that can be individually tailored for travel or work purposes, but keeping a full-time editorial schedule while participating in the fellowship will not be possible. The fellowship aims to empower journalists to become multipliers for digital self-defense for their colleagues and networks of media professionals. Participants are expected to dedicate themselves to conducting at least one workshop or training session in their country of residence after completion of the fellowship. The RSF Fellowship program is conducted in close collaboration with taz Panter Stiftung. To directly apply to next year’s taz Panter Foundation “Rest & Resilience Fellowship”, please visit their online application portal. The RSF BERLIN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM is funded by the Berlin Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Public Enterprises, as well as the generous support of Reporters without Borders (RSF) Germany’s members and donors. For more information, Visit Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
AfOx Graduate Scholarships: Fully Funded Master’s and MBA Opportunities for African Students at Oxford
Deadline: January 31, 2026 The AfOx Graduate Scholarships are part of an ambitious partnership between the University of Oxford and the Mastercard Foundation, delivered through the Africa Oxford Initiative (AfOx). The programme is designed to expand access to world-class graduate education for African students at a time when, by 2050, the majority of the world’s student-age population will be in Africa. AfOx takes a multi-pronged approach that increases successful African applications to Oxford, improves uptake of offers through scholarships, and provides structured academic, leadership, and wellbeing support throughout a scholar’s time at the University. The AfOx Graduate Scholarships provide fully funded one-year taught master’s degrees at the University of Oxford. Beyond covering full course fees and a living cost grant of at least £20,780, the scholarships include tailored training programmes, leadership development, networking opportunities, and support before, during, and after study at Oxford. For the 2026–27 academic year, up to five AfOx Graduate Scholarships are available specifically for the Oxford MBA programme, delivered in partnership with the Saïd Business School Foundation, while additional AfOx and Mastercard Foundation scholarships support a wider range of eligible master’s courses across the University. The scholarships are open to African citizens who are ordinarily resident in African countries, including those from refugee or displaced backgrounds, and who have not previously completed a graduate degree. Applicants must demonstrate a strong record of leadership, service, and commitment to Africa’s development, as well as alignment with AfOx values of collegiality, empathy, commitment, transparency, and inclusivity. Particular encouragement is given to candidates from financially disadvantaged backgrounds, women, refugees or displaced persons, and persons with disabilities, recognising the structural barriers these groups face in accessing higher education. Under the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Oxford, selected scholars receive comprehensive support that goes beyond academics. This includes logistical support such as return flights, visa and Immigration Health Surcharge fees, settling-in allowances, and access to emergency support funds. Scholars participate in a Leadership and Impact Programme alongside their academic studies and join a strong pan-African and global alumni network. A distinctive feature of the programme is the Ubuntu Period of Service, undertaken after completion of the master’s degree, during which scholars spend 4–6 months working with Africa-based organisations, including startups, NGOs, research institutions, governments, or development agencies, to deliver tangible impact on the continent. Eligible fields of study align with Africa’s most pressing challenges and the AfOx thematic areas linked to Agenda 2063 and the Sustainable Development Goals, including public policy, governance, health sciences, climate and environmental sustainability, water and energy systems, entrepreneurship, innovation, and youth employment. In addition to master’s programmes, the partnership has expanded to include funding for the PGDip in Global Health Research (Part-Time) for the 2026–27 entry, further broadening access to advanced training in critical health research fields. There is no separate initial scholarship application. Applicants must first apply for an eligible Oxford course through the Graduate Admissions Portal by the relevant December or January funding deadline for their programme. Eligible offer holders will then be contacted by Student Fees and Funding and invited to complete a scholarship application. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to online interviews between February and June 2026, with final decisions expected by July 2026 for master’s programmes, and August 2027 for the PGDip Global Health Research awards. Through the AfOx Graduate Scholarships and the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, Oxford aims to support hundreds of African scholars, equipping them with advanced knowledge, leadership skills, and lifelong networks to contribute meaningfully to Africa’s social, economic, and environmental transformation. For more info, visit Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program
O’Shaughnessy Fellowships and Grants
Deadline: April 30, 2026 In 1623, Francis Bacon dreamed of a better world. He called it New Atlantis, a utopia fueled by relentless invention and discovery, where Merchants of Light united to shatter the limits of what’s possible. Almost 400 years later, The O’Shaughnessy Fellowships is on a mission to write the next chapter. We’re hunting for the next generation of trailblazers—builders, researchers, and creatives, like you, who will advance civilization. One year and $100,000. Twelve months of pure possibility. No equity. No corporate overlords. No thesis requirements. No committee approvals. Just you, your vision, and the resources to make it real. This is the O’Shaughnessy Fellowships & Grants: a one-year program that unites the world’s bravest souls and brightest minds to manifest the future humanity deserves. In the past three years, we’ve scoured over 160 countries to find and fund over 75 extraordinary individuals. Awardees are creating synthetic cells, saving dying languages, building homes for homeless children, researching biological machinery to stop aging, making sci-fi films, designing novel roses that don’t exist in nature, launching the New Yorker for the Spanish speaking world, building anti-recording devices, creating global #1 viral songs, building mechanical hands for amputees, storing data in plants, and numerous other scientific, artistic, and technological projects. Do you have what it takes? Are you ready to leap into the unknown, discover what others haven’t, and bring back knowledge that launches humanity forward? If you’re working on something that can radically transform the world, we want to hear from you. O’Shaughnessy Fellows and Grantees come from every domain imaginable—quantum computing, documentary filmmaking, endangered language preservation, prosthetic engineering. We’re looking for self-directed tinkerers. You’ll get the capital, not a step-by-step instruction manual. You don’t wait for things to happen. You make them happen. You’ve consistently taken initiative, built things without being told, and solved problems you weren’t assigned. We’re looking for prolific problem solvers. You’ve done remarkable work in any domain. Maybe it’s published research, a viral project, or a solution you built for your community. You’ve already built something when nobody was watching or supporting you. Walls can’t stop you. We’re looking for relentlessly resourceful individuals. You are relentlessly determined and resourceful, exercise exceptional judgment, and MacGyver your way through obstacles with limited resources. You can get things done regardless of the funding you have. You always figure out a way. If you’re nodding along to this, you’re exactly who we’re looking for. The application timeline begins with Stage 1, the application window, from January 1 to April 30, 2026. After you submit the application form, we’ll review on a rolling basis. Most applicants get an update within 30 days. Stage 2 consists of intro calls with the team from February 1 to May 30, 2026. Shortlisted applicants hop on a call to think out loud, share their vision, show how they solve problems, and ask questions. Stage 3 involves deeper conversations through May 30, 2026, with final selections announced by June 1, 2026. Why now? The internet brought us a lot more than just cat videos and strangers arguing. It brought us a new world. A teenage prodigy in rural Nigeria can now collaborate with a scientist in the Bay Area. A researcher in Poland can be funded by a visionary in Manhattan. Seven degrees of separation have collapsed into a single click. The tools are in your hands. The only question is what are you building? Credentialism is dying. The script is torn up. Nobody cares where you went to school anymore. They care what you’ve made, what you’ve discovered, what impossible thing you’ve somehow pulled off anyway. The question is not where did you study. It is what have you done? No debt. No dilution. Getting started with something audacious is terrifying, especially when you have responsibilities, mouths to feed, rent to pay. Innovation requires the freedom to tinker, to fail spectacularly, to learn from new mistakes. All Fellows receive $100,000 equity-free to pursue their projects for the year. You keep 100% ownership. Our network becomes your network. Extraordinary visions demand true believers. We can connect you directly to investors, partners, and mentors. You join a growing community of Fellows and Grantees, a group whose unique interests and skillsets can combine to create unimaginable breakthroughs. We’ve watched it happen. The Grants Program opens more doors. Not everyone needs $100,000 to change the world. Maybe you just need a running start. Alongside our ten Fellowships, up to twenty exceptional individuals receive at least $10,000 and access to OSV’s network of founders, investors, and experts. Apply Now. Every Fellowship applicant is automatically considered for the Grants program. For more info, visit O’Shaughnessy Fellowships
