The Applications are now open for the FASPE Fellowship 2027. It is a Fully Funded two-week study program in Berlin and Poland. The Fellowship is open to enrolled students, recent graduates, and early career professionals from around the world. There are no restrictions on nationality. Selected fellows will travel to Germany and Poland, where they will participate in seminars, discussions, and educational visits to historically significant locations. The program covers major participation and travel expenses, including international airfare, accommodation, group meals, transportation, admission fees, and program materials. More details are below.
FASPE Fellowship 2027 – Program Overview
- Host Organization: Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE)
- Host Countries: Germany and Poland
- Duration: Two Weeks
- Funding: Fully Funded
- Deadline: January 3, 2027
Financial Benefits
The Program Covers:
- Round-trip economy-class Airfare
- All transportation costs for group travel and activities in Germany and Poland.
- All admission fees.
- All program materials.
- All hotel costs.
- All group meal costs.
- Pocket money to cover non-group meals.
What Makes the FASPE Fellowship Worth Applying For?
The FASPE Fellowship is an intensive educational program that examines the ethical responsibilities of professionals through the historical experiences of Germany and Europe during the Nazi era.
Participants will explore how professionals and institutions contributed to historical events and discuss the lessons that can be applied to contemporary professional challenges.
The fellowship includes daily seminars, small-group discussions, case studies, and visits to historically significant locations. Participants will also learn alongside fellows from different professional backgrounds, encouraging interdisciplinary discussions and international collaboration.
Beyond the two-week program, selected participants will become part of FASPE’s international alumni network, which offers opportunities for continued learning, professional connections, and networking.
Objectives and Overview of the Fellowship
Objective 1: Learn from History
- Study the Past: The program looks at how people in different professions—like doctors, lawyers, and journalists—behaved in Nazi Germany.
- Focus on Choices: It’s not just a history lesson. It’s about why these individuals, who were supposed to be guided by a professional code of ethics, made choices that supported or went along with terrible things.
Objective 2: Apply it to Today
- Face Today’s Problems: The fellowship then uses these historical examples as a starting point to help you think about big ethical challenges in your own career right now.
- Become a Better Leader: The goal is to help you develop the skills and courage to be an ethical leader in your field, so you can make good decisions and stand up for what’s right.
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Fellows will also visit key sites of Nazi history and participate in daily seminars led by specialized faculty.
Eligibility Criteria
- The FASPE Fellowship is open to all Nationals.
- The Fellowship is open to Enrolled students, graduates, and early-career professionals.
- Explore the requirements for each field: Business, the Clergy, Design & Technology, Journalism, Law, and Medical.
- Read FAQs.
Required Documents
- Online form
- Resume/CV
- Transcripts
- Short Essay Questions
- Letters of Recommendation
How to Apply for the FASPE Fellowship 2027?
Candidates must make an online application. Follow the application process on the official website. The Link is below.
APPLY NOW FOR THE FASPE FELLOWSHIP
