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About this opportunity

A two‑year fellowship designed for mid‑career professionals (ages 25–35) working in business, government, academia, and NGOs. Fellows attend six in‑person modules in New York City over two years, focusing on ethical leadership, international affairs, and values‑driven decision‑making.

Benefits include:

Travel (economy), accommodation, and on‑site expenses covered for modules
Intensive training in ethical leadership and international affairs
Networking with peers across sectors and countries
Eligibility for the Cheek‑Milby Fellowship (special recognition for outstanding fellows advancing ethical leadership among youth)

Who can apply

Ages 25–35, mid‑career professional with growing leadership responsibilities
Strong interest in ethical leadership and international affairs
Ability to work in multicultural, multisectoral teams
Required application materials:
CV
Two letters of recommendation
Personal statement (500 words max) addressing interest in the fellowship, ethical challenges faced, and issues in international affairs to explore
Fellows must attend all six modules (exceptions only for extenuating circumstances, max one absence allowed)
Fellowship is not a job — no employment benefits (health, pension, etc.
Working (full-time or part-time)
Graduate student

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Carnegie Council Ethics Fellowship

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Benefits include:

Travel (economy), accommodation, and on‑site expenses covered for modules
Intensive training in ethical leadership and international affairs
Networking with peers across sectors and countries
Eligibility for the Cheek‑Milby Fellowship (special recognition for outstanding fellows advancing ethical leadership among youth)

Who can apply

Ages 25–35, mid‑career professional with growing leadership responsibilities
Strong interest in ethical leadership and international affairs
Ability to work in multicultural, multisectoral teams
Required application materials:
CV
Two letters of recommendation
Personal statement (500 words max) addressing interest in the fellowship, ethical challenges faced, and issues in international affairs to explore
Fellows must attend all six modules (exceptions only for extenuating circumstances, max one absence allowed)
Fellowship is not a job — no employment benefits (health, pension, etc.
Working (full-time or part-time)
Graduate student

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