Lazord Fellowship 2025 (Completely Sponsored)
Continue your education in Jordan, Tunisia, or Egypt. Good news! The Lazord Fellowship is open right now. We shall go into great detail regarding the Lazord Fellowship in this post, including its advantages and the application procedure.
For international students, the Lazord Fellowship 2025 is a fully financed award. This grant is available for training for a year. A modest housing allowance (depending on the fellow’s placement and needs) and a living stipend (based on local living costs) are provided under this award.
Joining a multifaceted program as a Lazord Fellow would enable fellows to develop a critical awareness of civic involvement and enhance their technical and leadership skills across various industries for their future employment. Through mentoring, employment possibilities in companies committed to promoting the common good, and the development of enhanced educational prospects, the initiative achieves its goal.
Also apply on: The 2025 Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence Scholarship
You must apply if you are a visionary leader who wants to generate ideas for social change in areas such as human rights, education, women’s rights, youth, social entrepreneurship, and corporate involvement.
Scholarship Overview
• Study Level: Non-degree Program/Training
• Organization(s): Lazord associates
• Research in Jordan, Egypt, and Tunisia
Programme Duration: One Year; Closing Date: June 20, 2024
Courses Available
• Instruction.
• The rights of women.
• The civil society.
Human rights, youth, corporate involvement, social entrepreneurship, project management, and leadership.
Teamwork and business acumen.
Scholarship Reports
The recipient of a Lazord Fellowship receives the following advantages:
• Work as a full-time employee for a year at a nearby non-profit or for-profit company.
• Get a modest housing stipend that is determined by the fellow’s placement and needs, as well as a living stipend that is based on local living expenses.
• Get monthly mentorship sessions from experienced mentors with expertise in civil society;
• Network with professionals and influential people from various sectors, both domestically and abroad.
- Have access to at least 15 training sessions covering a wide range of subjects related to business skills, team building, project management, leadership, and civil society, led by prominent civil society leaders and qualified trainers.
• Join the regional cohort of fellows from all three nations at the yearly opening and closing international conferences.
Qualifications for the Lazord Fellowship
The candidate must meet each of the requirements listed below in order to be eligible for the Lazord Fellowship:
• All nations worldwide are eligible; English is the required language.
• Note: If you are a foreign citizen, especially one from a conflict zone, you must be authorized to work in the nation where you are applying for the fellowship and have a local residency status.
• For graduates of public universities: available to all graduates, regardless of branch.
• Need-based scholarships are awarded for a minimum of two years to graduates of private universities.
• Having received a degree in 2019 or later.
Be accessible from September 21 to September 27 for the Annual International Conference.
• Men from Egypt who apply must either be exempt from military service, have already obtained an exemption certificate, or have completed their service.
• A track record of civic engagement.
• All set to commit to a full-time, one-year fellowship beginning in September 2022.
• Have the right to work in the nation where you are applying for the fellowship and be a citizen or a foreign national (including one from a conflict zone) with local residency status.
How can I submit a Lazord Fellowship application?
To be eligible for the Lazord Fellowship, please adhere to the following guidelines:
(1) Use the local partner institution’s online application form to submit your application.
(2) Complete the application by providing:
Knowledge about oneself.
• Prior leadership and civic involvement experience.
• A list of notable honors and recognitions you have obtained.
• A one-paragraph self-biography.
• A personal statement of no fewer than 800 words nor more than 1500 words that outlines your theory of change and a social cause (economic, political, social, or cultural) that you are interested in.
• A current passport is optional.
Web page
Please check out the official websites to learn more about Lazord Fellowship:
