FASPE Journalism Fellowship 2027
Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE)
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About This Scholarship
The FASPE Journalism Fellowship is a fully funded two-week intensive programme for journalism students and early-career journalists to examine professional ethics, ethical leadership, and the role of journalists in democratic society. The programme combines seminars, historical site visits, and interdisciplinary discussions in Germany and Poland, using the history of journalism during the Nazi period as a framework for understanding contemporary ethical responsibilities.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Airfare to and from Europe
- Programme transportation in Germany and Poland
- Hotel accommodation
- Admission costs
- Programme materials
- Group meals
- Pocket money for meals not provided as part of group programme
Who Can Apply
- 1 Must be a journalism student or early-career journalist
- 2 Must have journalism experience
- 3 No citizenship or residency restrictions (applicants from outside the United States are eligible)
- 4 Must be able to arrange own visa if required (FASPE provides supporting documentation)