Applicants worldwide, including Ugandans, need at least seven years of relevant experience and must meet LSE\'s English requirements. Residential applicants must also qualify for the MSc in Inequalities and Social Science. An undergraduate degree is not mandatory for the non-residential route.

This fellowship brings together practitioners working to challenge social and economic inequalities. Fellows join residential or non-residential tracks connected to LSE\'s research and learning community.

Benefits
Funded fellowship participation, learning and professional networks. The residential track includes funded master\'s study; support arrangements follow the selected track.

Requirements
CV, statement of academic purpose, transcripts or a statement that no undergraduate degree is held, and two submitted references. English evidence is required, but a language test need not precede the application.

How to apply
Apply through LSE\'s Graduate Application System, choose the appropriate fellowship track, upload documents and arrange both references. Submit the complete application before 17:00 UK time.