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About this opportunity

The Millennium Fellowship is a semester‑long leadership development program convening undergraduate students worldwide to advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Fellows refine their leadership skills, build impactful social impact projects, and connect with a global community of changemakers.

Benefits include:

Leadership training and development workshops
Mentorship and peer learning within campus cohorts
Global recognition and visibility through UNAI + MCN platforms
Opportunity to implement or scale social impact projects
Access to a lifelong alumni network of changemakers

Who can apply

Individual Eligibility:
Age 18+
Must be enrolled undergraduate student during August–November 2026
Interest in social impact and advancing the SDGs
Campus Eligibility:
Each campus cohort must have at least 8 Millennium Fellows (competitive campuses have 15–20+)
Applications encouraged across campuses to increase chances of selection
Application Process:
Round 1: Motivation and interest (rolling review; priority deadline Feb 28, 2026)
Round 2: Social impact project details, emotional investment, optional campus director application, and one recommendation
In college or university
Volunteer
Looking for my next step

United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) + Millennium Campus Network (MCN)Fellowship

Millennium Fellowship for SDG Changemakers

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

No Funding

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Benefits include:

Leadership training and development workshops
Mentorship and peer learning within campus cohorts
Global recognition and visibility through UNAI + MCN platforms
Opportunity to implement or scale social impact projects
Access to a lifelong alumni network of changemakers

Who can apply

Individual Eligibility:
Age 18+
Must be enrolled undergraduate student during August–November 2026
Interest in social impact and advancing the SDGs
Campus Eligibility:
Each campus cohort must have at least 8 Millennium Fellows (competitive campuses have 15–20+)
Applications encouraged across campuses to increase chances of selection
Application Process:
Round 1: Motivation and interest (rolling review; priority deadline Feb 28, 2026)
Round 2: Social impact project details, emotional investment, optional campus director application, and one recommendation
In college or university
Volunteer
Looking for my next step

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