Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity 2027–28
London School of Economics (Atlantic Fellows programme)
- Type
- Fellowship
- Support
- Residential track: full tuition for LSE's MSc in Inequalities and Social Science and a £23,000 stipend, for up to nine fellows. Non-residential track: the programme covers its postgraduate certificate, travel and accommodation. No application fee.
- Deadline
- 11 Jan 2027
- Eligibility
- At least seven years' experience working to challenge inequality, in any sector, and LSE's English language requirement. Most fellows come from the Global South.
About this fellowship
The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity programme at LSE is for people with long experience of working against inequality, most of them from the Global South. Residential fellows study for a one-year MSc in London with tuition and a stipend paid, while non-residential fellows keep working at home and take a postgraduate certificate with funded study periods. The cost details for the non-residential track come from an earlier cycle's booklet, so check the programme's site for this year. Applications close at 5 pm UK time on 11 January 2027.
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Apply on London School of Economics (Atlantic Fellows programme)(opens in a new tab)https://afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/apply
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