International applicants, including Ugandans, need a peace-education project and English proficiency. Scholars require a PhD; practitioners require at least five years of advanced achievement. Fellows must participate in institute life and arrange their passport, visa, health and liability insurance.

The fellowship supports projects advancing education for sustainable peace, especially through educational media and curricula. Residence may begin from January 2028.

Benefits
EUR 3,300 monthly for normally six months, return economy airfare, library resources and research exchange. Exceptional shorter stays may be considered, with a three-month minimum.

Requirements
Initial project responses covering objectives, research gap, methods and outcomes, plus disclosure of AI use. Shortlisted candidates provide a CV, publications and a detailed proposal of up to twenty-five pages.

How to apply
Use the institute\'s linked online application. Submit the initial project information by the deadline and provide the full proposal if shortlisted.