This fellowship allows an experienced individual to conduct a project on education for sustainable peace. The work can include policy papers, research articles, educational materials, or other publications. The fellow will also engage with other scholars and practitioners at the Leibniz Institute for Educational Media | GEI.
Host Country
Germany
Host University
Leibniz Institute for Educational Media | Georg Eckert Institute (GEI), Brunswick
Fellowship Type
Research and practice-based senior fellowship
Degree
Not applicable
Eligibility Criteria
Outstanding scholars or practitioners in humanities, social sciences, political sciences, education sciences, or law.
Projects must focus on peace education, preferably educational media or curriculum development.
At least five years of advanced professional experience in the field.
Excellent English proficiency.
Proven impact through research, projects, or professional work.
Fields of Study
Peace education
Education sciences
Humanities
Social sciences
Political sciences
Law
Fellowship Benefits
Monthly stipend of 3,300 EUR for six months (minimum three months in exceptional cases)
Return economy airfare to Germany
Support with administrative tasks and publication work from program coordinators
Required Documents
Online application form with project summary (up to 1,000 words)
Short CV
List of publications
Full project proposal (for shortlisted candidates, up to 25 pages)
Application Process
Complete the online application with a short project summary.
Pre-selection by GEI academic experts.
Shortlisting by the Academic Advisory Board (top three candidates).
Submission of full proposals by shortlisted candidates.
Online interview with the Advisory Board for final selection.
Registration Deadlines
Exact deadlines are provided on the official website. Candidates should apply early to allow time for documentation and approvals.
Selection Process
Quality and relevance of proposed project
Candidate’s expertise, experience, and innovation
Assessment by GEI experts and Academic Advisory Board
Online interview with top three candidates
Tips to Succeed
Clearly explain the impact and importance of your project.
Demonstrate a mix of scholarly and practical experience.
Highlight previous achievements in peace education.
Follow application instructions carefully and submit all required documents.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can practitioners apply? Yes, experienced professionals in peace education, journalism, NGOs, or government are welcome.
Q: How long is the fellowship? Standard duration is six months. Minimum three months in exceptional cases.
Q: What is the stipend? 3,300 EUR per month, plus return airfare and administrative support.
Q: Do I need a visa? Yes, candidates must arrange their own visa and health insurance.
Why Choose This Fellowship
This fellowship provides a unique chance to work in Germany with international scholars and practitioners. It allows you to focus on meaningful projects, gain recognition, and contribute to sustainable peace education.
Career and Future Opportunities
Fellows gain international exposure, professional growth, and networking opportunities. The fellowship enhances credibility in academic and policy fields and can open doors to leadership roles in education and peace initiatives.
Student Experiences
Previous fellows have produced influential research papers, educational materials, and policy recommendations. Many have used the fellowship as a platform for wider impact in post-conflict education settings.
The Georg Arnhold Senior Fellowship 2027 is an excellent opportunity for experienced scholars and practitioners to advance peace education. It combines research, practical application, and international collaboration to create meaningful change.
