Investigative Journalism Fellowship ·Durham University

Overview

The Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship 2027 offers a prestigious opportunity for early-career investigative journalists to work on a major project while receiving mentorship in a global newsroom setting.

Eligibility

• Open globally to early-career journalists with 2-5 years of professional journalism experience.
• Candidates should demonstrate strong investigative reporting potential, commitment to factual journalism, and possess excellent research and storytelling skills.
• Related professionals, such as authors, researchers, and documentary creators, may also apply.

Benefits

• A monthly salary of approximately £4,444.
• A monthly living stipend of £1,250.
• A one-time payment of £1,800 for travel expenses.
• Access to mentorship from Reuters Editors.
• Access to Durham University’s research resources.
• Networking opportunities in diverse media environments.
• Public seminar opportunity at Durham University.

How to Apply

Submit your application through the official Durham University fellowship portal.

Deadline

Applications open on May 6, 2026, and close on July 10, 2026.