ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIPS
Rotary Peace Fellowships enable individuals to pursue either a graduate
degree in peace-related fields such as international development, peace
studies, or conflict resolution, or a professional development certificate
in peace and conflict studies, at one of the seven Rotary Peace Centers.
Fellowships cover tuition and fees, room and board, round-trip
transportation, and all internship and field-study expenses.
Fellowships are supported by a pool of funds contributed by districts
from their District Designated Fund, through term gifts, Rotary’s
Endowment Fund, and the World Fund.
Districts can endorse an unlimited number of qualified candidates at
no cost by 1 July for world-competitive selection. Candidates must
submit their applications to their district by 31 May, which gives the
district time to review the application, interview the candidate, and
submit the online endorsement to The Rotary Foundation. Up to 50
master’s degree and 80 professional development certificate fellows
are selected annually. Trustee-approved candidates are notified by
15 November.
ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIPS RESOURCES
Peace in Action: Newsletter with updates and news about Rotary
Peace Fellowships, published every other month
Certificate postcard: Information about certificate programs and centers
Master’s postcard: Information about master’s programs and centers
Rotary Peace Fellowships presentation: Overview of Rotary Peace
Centers programs
Rotary Peace Centers: Making Peace a Reality brochure: Overview
of the Rotary Peace Centers and naming opportunities
Become a Peacebuilder District:
Rotary Peace Fellowships enable individuals to pursue either a graduate
degree in peace-related fields such as international development, peace
studies, or conflict resolution, or a professional development certificate
in peace and conflict studies, at one of the seven Rotary Peace Centers.
Fellowships cover tuition and fees, room and board, round-trip
transportation, and all internship and field-study expenses.
Fellowships are supported by a pool of funds contributed by districts
from their District Designated Fund, through term gifts, Rotary’s
Endowment Fund, and the World Fund.
Districts can endorse an unlimited number of qualified candidates at
no cost by 1 July for world-competitive selection. Candidates must
submit their applications to their district by 31 May, which gives the
district time to review the application, interview the candidate, and
submit the online endorsement to The Rotary Foundation. Up to 50
master’s degree and 80 professional development certificate fellows
are selected annually. Trustee-approved candidates are notified by
15 November.
ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIPS RESOURCES
Peace in Action: Newsletter with updates and news about Rotary
Peace Fellowships, published every other month
Certificate postcard: Information about certificate programs and centers
Master’s postcard: Information about master’s programs and centers
Rotary Peace Fellowships presentation: Overview of Rotary Peace
Centers programs
Rotary Peace Centers: Making Peace a Reality brochure: Overview
of the Rotary Peace Centers and naming opportunities
Become a Peacebuilder District:
How districts can support peace fellowships
For more information and resources, visit rotary.org/peace-fellowships
For more information and resources, visit rotary.org/peace-fellowships
