The AC4 Fellowship Program engages students and faculty who are doing interdisciplinary research/ practice with focus on conflict resolution and peacebuilding, to cultivate constructive conflict management and sustainable peace, and to support students to think critically about issues of peace and sustainability. The Graduate Fellowship provides funding to students at Columbia University, linking across disciplines, cultural lenses and methodologies to further theory, research and practice on peace and conflict at Columbia and across the globe.
How To Apply
Online application will open Dec 19th and will be accepted until February 17, 2017 (11:59 EST).
All applications should be submitted through our online application form. Eligibility and requirements are described here: AC4 Graduate Fellowship Eligibility and Requirements.
Applicants must submit:
- A Proposal (no more than 3-pages), describing proposed project;
- Estimated Budget, itemizing how the funding would be used (see form below);
- Faculty Sponsor, with faculty signature on approval form (see form below);
- Letter of Recommendation, signed and on institutional letterhead;
- Brief CV or resume (up to 3 pages); and
- Letter of Sponsorship for internship proposals, signed and on institutional letterhead.
- Projected Budget Form (2017 will be available Dec. 19)
- Fellowship Faculty Approval Form (2017 will be available Dec. 19)
Applicants must be current Columbia University graduate level students in order to be considered.