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Looking to elevate your career or expand your knowledge? Check out this week’s curated list of 72+ global opportunities including fellowships, jobs, scholarships, competitions, and more! 🚀 Don’t miss out on these incredible chances to grow and make an impact. 



Fellowships (17)

  1. Google Creative Fellowship Program 2025
  2. CIMPA-ICTP "Research in Pairs" Fellowship Program 2026 (Funded)
  3. McKinsey & Company BUILD Fellowship Program 2025
  4. Dag Hammarskjöld Fund Fellowship 2025 for Journalists (Funded)
  5. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Young Citizens Forum 2025 (Funded)
  6. Access Bank Youthrive Program 2025
  7. Amnesty International Global Civic Space Fellowship 2025 (up to $25,000)
  8. BRIDGE-ing the Gap for African Entrepreneurs in Canada 2025
  9. Canada Academy Executive Residency Program 2025
  10. Plan International Youth Leadership Academy 2025
  11. Nigerian Youth Futures Fund Youth Leadership Development Programme 2025
  12. National Association Investment Companies (NAIC) MBA Fellowship 2025-2026 (stipend of $30,000)
  13. ICTP Postgraduate Diploma Programme 2025-2026
  14. Mark Wainberg Fellowship Programme 2025-2027
  15. Mindcapital Founders Fellowship - Spring 2025
  16. Vital Voices Visionaries Fellowship 2025
  17. Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation Public Leaders Programme (AIG PLP) 2025

Awards (5)

  1. L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Young Talents - Germany 2025
  2. AfricaTech Awards 2025 (Win a trip to Paris for VivaTech)
  3. UNESCO-Greece Melina Mercouri International Prize for the Safeguarding and Management of Cultural Landscapes 2025 ($30,000 prize)
  4. L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Young Talents - Sub-Saharan Africa
  5. Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Award 2025

Jobs/Internships (30)

  1. World Agriculture Forum Research & Knowledge Management Intern 2025
  2. European Commission Blue Book Traineeship Programme 2025 (Paid)
  3. Expression of Interest: Y20 South Africa 2025 Working Groups
  4. 26 Hot Jobs in One Acre Fund Across Africa Currently Open - Feb 24, 2025
  5. Apply to be a One Young World Summit Montréal Legacy Ambassador

Scholarships (4)

  1. John Hopkins University Gender and Health Summer Institute 2025
  2. Leventis Foundation Scholarships 2025-2026 for Nigerians
  3. Joan Cogswell Donner Field School Scholarship 2025 (Up to $2,000)
  4. Imperial President's PhD Scholarships 2025

Competitions (7)

  1. WISE Edtech Accelerator 2025-2026 ($50,000-worth of support)
  2. Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition 2025 (Fully-funded to Singapore)
  3. Next Challenge for Media & Journalism 2025 ($200,000 Total prize)
  4. NATO STO Women & Girls in Science Challenge 2025
  5. WRI GreenHubAfrica Youth Environment and Climate Leadership Essay Competition 2025 (Win $300 prize)
  6. Team Up for Climate 2025 Challenge for Students and Young Graduates (Win a trip to Paris and a share of €30,000)
  7. Royal Society Biology Letters Early Career Researcher Competition 2025

Conferences (4)

  1. EU4Ocean Summer School on Ocean Literacy & Collaboration 2025 (Funded)
  2. Presidential Precinct Corporate Leaders Program 2025
  3. EIT Deep Tech Train the Trainer Programme - March 2025 Cohort
  4. International AIDS Society (IAS) HIV Vaccine Science Academy 2025

Grants (5)

  1. Youth4Climate Call for Solutions 2025 (up to $30,000 in seed funding)
  2. Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) Story Production Grants 2025
  3. Y Combinator Summer Fellows Grants 2025 ($20,000 grants)
  4. IOCAfrica Travel Grants for African ECOPs to Attend the UN Ocean Conference and the One Ocean Science Congress 2025
  5. Nehemiah Davis’ Greatness Grant 2025 (up to $2,500)
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