The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs invites applications for its prestigious Carnegie Ethics Fellows Programme (2027–2028 Cohort). This programme is designed for emerging leaders committed to advancing ethical decision-making in international affairs. Applications are currently open, with a deadline of April 24, 2026. Candidates are encouraged to begin early to ensure all materials are submitted on time. Programme Overview The Carnegie Ethics Fellows Programme is a two-year professional development initiative aimed at mid-career professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of ethics in global contexts. Key features include: Participation in in-person modules held three times per year Engagement with global experts and thought leaders Opportunities to explore ethical challenges across sectors Collaboration with a diverse, international cohort The programme is not a full-time job but a structured leadership and learning experience that complements participants’ professional careers. Programme Structure Fellows are required to attend six in-person modules over two years. The scheduled sessions are: February 4–6, 2027 June 10–12, 2027 October 21–23, 2027 February 3–5, 2028 June 5–10, 2028 October 19–21, 2028 Attendance is mandatory, with limited exceptions. Failure to attend may result in termination from the programme. Candidate Profile The programme seeks individuals who demonstrate strong leadership potential and a commitment to ethical engagement in international affairs. Ideal candidates should: Be 25–35 years old (exceptions may apply in limited cases) Have growing leadership responsibilities in their careers Demonstrate a commitment to values-driven leadership Show interest in personal development and global issues Be capable of working in: Multicultural Multisectoral Multistakeholder environments Exhibit strong collaboration and teamwork skills Professionals from diverse sectors—including business, government, academia, and non-governmental organizations—are encouraged to apply. Application Requirements Applicants must submit the following: A CV/Resumé Two letters of recommendation A personal statement (maximum 500 words) addressed to Brian Mateo and Kathleen Egan The personal statement should address: Motivation for applying to the programme Alignment with the Council’s core ethical principles Experience dealing with ethical challenges An international ethics issue of interest Expected personal and professional impact of the fellowship Application Timeline Applicants should take note of the following key dates: Application Deadline: April 24, 2026 Confirmation of Receipt: By April 28, 2026 Round 1 Interviews: June – August 2026 Finalist Notification: September 2026 Public Announcement of Cohort: January 2027 Funding and Logistics The programme provides partial financial support, including: Economy-class travel for programme modules Accommodation during in-person sessions On-site expenses However, fellows are responsible for: Obtaining visas and travel documents Covering visa-related costs The programme is open to international applicants, provided they can meet travel requirements. Cheek-Milby Fellowship Distinction Outstanding participants may be considered for the Cheek-Milby Fellowship, a special recognition awarded to individuals demonstrating exceptional commitment to mentoring and developing future ethical leaders. This distinction supports fellows engaged in: Education and mentorship initiatives Leadership development for young professionals Ethical capacity-building in their respective fields Applicants interested in this distinction can indicate their preference during the application process. Why Apply? The Carnegie Ethics Fellows Programme offers a unique opportunity to: Develop expertise in ethics and international affairs Engage with a global network of professionals Strengthen leadership and decision-making skills Gain exposure to real-world ethical challenges Contribute to building a more ethical global society Participants leave the programme better equipped to navigate complex moral issues and lead with integrity in their respective fields. Key Considerations Before applying, candidates should note: Full attendance across all modules is required The fellowship does not constitute employment No employment benefits (e.g., salary, health insurance) are provided Participants must maintain high professional and ethical standards throughout VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization offering the fellowship. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications & CVs to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.