The Carnegie Ethics Fellowship offers bright young professionals the opportunity to develop as leaders and model responsible, values-driven leadership.
As a fellow, you will work together on initiatives selected by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, allowing you to contribute to projects with a global impact.
The two-year Fellowship aims to nurture the next generation of ethical leaders across non-governmental, commercial, and government sectors.
It is part of the Carnegie Council’s commitment to advancing leadership ethics and supporting communities dedicated to integrating moral decision-making with impactful action.
The Fellowship is supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1911 to promote knowledge and understanding.
Fellowship Overview:
- Open to all nationalities
- The program is sponsored by the Carnegie Corporation of New York
- The deadline for application is 15th Oct 2024
Benefits of Fellowship:
A special range of benefits is available to Carnegie Ethics Fellows:
You enjoy a two-year program designed by Carnegie Council and its partners that consists of sponsored or endorsed modules for professional and personal growth.
Chances for collaboration that use organizations, themes, and initiatives to link the leadership cohort to the outside world.
An open and welcoming environment to promote more in-depth conversations, develop new connections via similar experiences, and expand networks beyond communities, industries, and sectors.
Reach a worldwide audience by collaborating with the Carnegie Council to create material, publish, and exercise thought leadership.
Documents You Need to Apply:
- Your detailed resume or CV
- Two letters of recommendation and a 500-word maximum personal statement that answers the following questions addressed to Brian Mateo and Kathleen Egan:
- Why are you interested in a fellowship that focuses on ethical leadership?
- What ethical dilemmas have you encountered in your line of work, business, or organization?
- Which ethical topic would you like to investigate throughout the two-year fellowship?
- In what ways may ethical leadership abilities be applied in both personal and professional contexts?
Requirements for Selection:
You must be at the professional level of your career with increasing responsibility for leadership
A strong desire to lead with values in both personal and international contexts.
A growth in understanding of yourself and how issues in international affairs relate to one another
The capacity to cooperate well with others and work in multicultural, multisectoral, and multistakeholder teams
You must be aged between 25 to 35 years.
Date, Procedure, and Location of Fellowship Program Interview:
Before applying, please review these dates. The Council will not grant petitions to modify these deadlines because these dates are set in stone:
The deadline for applying to be a Carnegie Ethics Fellow is October 15th, 2024.
By October 15th, 2024, the Carnegie Council certifies receipt of your materials.
Initially scheduled interviews with Carnegie personnel are between October 15, 2024, and November 15, 2024
You will receive a notification as a selected finalist on 18 December 2024
How to Apply:
To apply visit the official website of the fellowship program to get more details regarding the application process.
Gather all the required documents needed and apply.
