Application Deadline: February 7, 2024
Applications for the Internet Society Early Career Fellowship 2024 are open now. Hello! I wanted to share some information about the Internet Society Early Career Fellowship 2024. This program provides early career professionals with the opportunity to gain expertise in advocacy, project management, diplomacy, and other areas related to the Internet.
The fellowship also offers access to top experts in the field and provides opportunities for fellows to collaborate, network, and receive mentoring. The program runs for five months, during which fellows can participate in workshops, conferences, seminars, debates, and project work. If you’re interested in applying, you should continue reading so as not to miss out on any information.
About the Program
Unmatched access to top experts is provided by the Early Career Fellowship, including distinguished researchers from the Oxford Internet Institute and Professor Dr. Laura DeNardis of American University. It also provides expertise in advocacy, project management, and diplomacy, laying the groundwork for fellows to go on to become Internet advocates in the future.
Once a year, a cohort of fifteen fellows is chosen to take part in the five-month program. Fellows can advance their knowledge and abilities by participating in workshops, conferences, seminars, debates, and project work. They will also have the chance to collaborate, network, and receive mentoring. Each fellow presents their final project at a closing symposium, which serves as the program’s capstone.
Internet Society Early Career Fellowship 2024
Our lives have been improved by the abundance of possibilities and opportunities found on the Internet. Here, we work together, exchange ideas, and deepen our relationships. We work, study, interact, and innovate there.
The fundamental values of the Internet—an open architecture and a collaborative culture aimed at achieving the common good—have allowed it to grow and change over time.
There are more and more challenges to the core tenets of the Internet worldwide. Our Early Career Fellowship equips a new, diverse generation of Internet champions to help address these issues by bridging the divide between technology and politics and becoming defenders of an open, reliable, secure, and globally linked Internet.
Fellows will receive direct support to foster their professional progress in addition to access to Internet luminaries, which include today’s preeminent thinkers and organizations.
As a fellow, you will gain project management, advocacy, leadership, and communication skills that will enable you to realize your ideas.
Eligibility Criteria for Internet Society Early Career Fellowship 2024
Candidates must be early career professionals working in the Internet ecosystem in a technical, policy, economic, or social capacity who have initiated or are interested in projects designed to grow or strengthen the Internet.
Applicants are encouraged to apply if they have the following:
- A bachelor’s or professional degree, or at least three years of experience working in a field connected to the Internet.
- Less than ten years of experience working in a field connected to the Internet
- A creative and significant project idea to expand and/or fortify the Internet.
- Dependable access to a broadband network and the necessary equipment.
- Ability to engage completely in the five-month program.
- Fluency in written and spoken English.
To apply, applicants must:
- Make time for individual projects, seminars, coursework, and other program activities every week—at least six hours.
- Finish the necessary five months.
- Attend any mandatory workshops or seminars and be mindful of time zone variations.
Application for Internet Society Early Career Fellowship 2024
Applicants need to fill out the online application.
The selection committee evaluates applications in a private, multi-step procedure after they are submitted. The committee makes an effort to diversify the selection process overall in terms of gender, geography, and occupation.
For more information, visit the Internet Society Fellowship
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