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Published: 07 Dec 2022 1,885 views
The UNFCCC – UNU Early Career Climate Fellowship Programme offers young people from developing countries a unique opportunity to start their career at the interface between international climate policy development and research. Academically outstanding young graduates from developing countries who are in the early stages of their career are encouraged to apply. Priority will be given to women, amongst whom those from Least Developed Countries will be given the highest priority. Fellowships will last for one year, with the possibility of an extension of one further year subject to satisfactory performance. Fellows will be selected based on their skills and backgrounds vis-à-vis the respective purviews and foci of UNU-EHS/ViE and UNFCCC. Upon completion of the UNFCCC – UNU Early Career Climate Fellowship Programme, the Early Career Climate Fellows will be able to work in their home countries or internationally, deploying the valuable experience and insights they have gained in Bonn.
The United Nations University (UNU) is a global think tank and postgraduate teaching organisation headquartered in Japan. The mission of the UN University is to contribute, through collaborative research and education, to efforts to resolve the pressing global problems of human survival, development and welfare that are the concern of the United Nations, its Peoples and Member States. In carrying out this mission, the UN University works with leading universities and research institutes in UN Member States, functioning as a bridge between the international academic community and the Un... continue reading
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| Application Deadline | 31 Dec 2023 |
| Country to study | Germany |
| School to study | United Nations University |
| Type | Fellowship |
| Sponsor | United Nations University (UNU) |
| Gender | Men and Women |
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Applicants should originate from a developing country and be 32 years or younger at the time of application. In the case of applicants holding dual nationality, in order to be eligible to apply, one nationality must correspond to a least developed country and the candidate must have lived in the least developed country for a minimum of six (6) years.
Applicants should display an interest in the interface between international climate policy and research. Furthermore, applicants should be highly motivated to work and learn in a multicultural and interdisciplinary environment. Strong written and spoken English skills are essential to participate in the programme. Knowledge of another UN official language is an advantage.
Applicants should demonstrate they also possess relevant key competences required for this fellowship, in line with the UN Values and Behaviours Framework and the respective placements at both organizations.
A complete application package consists of the following four documents:
1) A cover letter (maximum 1 page in length) setting out how the qualifications, experience and future career goals match the requirements of the programme
2) An up-to-date CV (maximum 2 pages in length);
3) A completed and signed Personal History Form (P11); and
4) Copies of all academic transcripts/degree certificates to date.
To apply, you will not need an account. Instead, we ask that you:
• Complete a UNU P11 form (please avoid using similar forms provided by other United Nations organisations);
• Write a 1-page cover letter setting out how your qualifications and experience match the requirements of the position;
• Compile an up-to-date CV (max. 2 pages);
• Gather copies of your academic transcripts and degree certificates in one pdf file;
• Apply via the apply link, respond to the mandatory questions tailored to the position, and upload copies of the aforementioned documents.
Please note that incomplete applications will not be considered.
Once the call has closed, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
For more details, visit UNU website.
