Applications for the NGFP 2027 Fellowship are officially open, offering an opportunity for emerging futures thinkers to join a global network of changemakers. Interested applicants are required to submit their applications by 23:59 GMT+1 on 26 June 2026. Individuals seeking further clarification are encouraged to attend scheduled Q&A sessions, review past recordings, or contact the fellowship team via email.
The fellowship invites a diverse cohort of visionary individuals and teams who are beginning their journey in futures and foresight. Eligibility includes applicants aged 18–35, as well as individuals over 35 with less than one year of experience in the foresight field.
Foresight is defined as a structured and systematic approach to engaging with uncertainty. Rather than predicting the future, it explores multiple possible futures—including aspirational scenarios—to better understand the evolving environment.
Through foresight practices, individuals and organisations gain the ability to:
A foresight practitioner applies futures thinking to analyse long-term drivers of change, understand potential outcomes, and generate insights that inform decisions made today. The NGFP Fellowship particularly values practitioners who apply these tools collaboratively for social and environmental impact.
The NGFP Fellowship is a one-year programme designed to support project development, collaboration, and continuous learning within a global community. Participants embark on a structured journey that combines financial support, mentorship, and knowledge-building opportunities.
Key elements of the fellowship include:
This journey is designed to enable fellows to strengthen their capabilities while advancing impactful, future-focused initiatives.
The fellowship seeks individuals who demonstrate a commitment to learning, collaboration, and long-term impact. Applicants are encouraged to apply if they meet the following criteria:
The NGFP Fellowship prioritises projects addressing some of the world’s most complex and pressing challenges. These focus areas, known as Foresight Transformation Missions, include:
Applicants working within these domains are particularly encouraged to apply, especially those proposing innovative and scalable solutions.
The fellowship is highly competitive, with only 25 spaces available per cohort. However, outstanding applicants who are not selected are invited to join the NGFP Sensing Network—a global community of over 900 practitioners, including 188 fellows.
Additional opportunities include regional fellowships, such as:
These initiatives aim to ensure diverse representation and regional impact.
The Next Generation Foresight Practitioners (NGFP) is an initiative of the School of International Futures. It is dedicated to building a global community of foresight practitioners committed to addressing complex global challenges through collaboration, innovation, and long-term thinking.
The programme provides a platform for individuals to connect, learn, and contribute to meaningful change at both local and global levels.
Individuals interested in connecting with fellows, learning more about ongoing projects, or exploring partnership opportunities are encouraged to engage with the NGFP network. The initiative welcomes collaboration, sponsorship, and community participation to strengthen its global impact.
Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization offering the fellowship. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications & CVs to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.

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