Fellowship / Scholarship
Rotary Peace Fellowship
Rotary International
Rotary Peace Fellowships support leaders pursuing graduate-level study or professional development in peace and development.
At a glance
- Typical application period
- Typically February–May
- Location
- International
- Format / work mode
- Graduate study or professional development
- Recurrence
- Annual
Who it's for
Professionals and leaders working in peace and development
Eligibility
- For professionals with peace and development experience
- Requirements vary by fellowship route
What the opportunity provides
- Tuition and fees
- Room and board
- Transportation
- Field-study expenses depending on the programme
What applicants normally need
- Relevant professional experience
- Academic records for degree routes
- Written responses
- References
How to apply
Review both fellowship routes and current eligibility on Rotary's website.
Cycle record
Current cycle
The next cycle is typically expected in February; confirm officially.
Earlier cycles will be added only when their official details have been verified.
Why keep this on your radar?
This is worth preparing for if peace and development are already visible in your work, not simply an interest you have just discovered.
Not open yet?
Start preparing.
Build a clear record of peace or development work and identify the route matching your experience.
Useful preparation resourcesDocuments to prepare
- A current CV
- Accurate education and employment history
- Programme-specific supporting documents
Experience to build
- Relevant work, study or community experience you can describe with evidence
Skills that may help
- Clear writing
- Research
- Deadline planning