Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity Fellowship 2027 at the University of Melbourne: Fully Funded Indigenous and Pacific Leadership Program ·University of Melbourne

Overview

This program offers the Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) Fellowship 2027, a prestigious Indigenous and Pacific-centred fellowship designed to empower changemakers, strengthen Indigenous-led initiatives, and advance social equity across Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, and Pacific Island nations.

Eligibility

• Mid-career professionals
• Community-focused leaders
• Indigenous and Pacific changemakers
• Allies committed to Indigenous-led equity work

Benefits

• A fee-free University of Melbourne Master’s degree or Graduate Certificate
• Intensive leadership and social change training
• Community-based learning
• International networking opportunities
• Ongoing lifelong fellowship support
• Funding for travel and accommodation for programme-related activities
• Access to a global network of changemakers

How to Apply

Prospective applicants are encouraged to review the program details carefully, reflect on their social change initiative, and prepare for a collaborative and intensive fellowship experience. For more details and to apply, visit the official fellowship website.

Deadline

Applications are open now.