FASPE Fellowship 2027 in Germany and Poland | Fully Funded

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The FASPE Fellowship 2027 is now accepting applications from graduate students and early-career professionals worldwide. Organized by Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE), this fully funded fellowship offers a two-week educational program in Germany and Poland.

The fellowship is designed for applicants interested in professional ethics, ethical leadership, and the responsibilities of professionals in society. Candidates can apply to one of six programs: Business, Clergy and Religious Leaders, Design and Technology, Journalism, Law, and Medicine.

Selected fellows will participate in seminars, historical site visits, and interdisciplinary discussions. The program examines the decisions and actions of professionals during the Nazi period and connects these historical lessons with ethical challenges facing today’s professionals.

The FASPE Fellowship 2027 covers major program expenses, including international airfare, accommodation, transportation, group meals, admission fees, and program materials. Applicants from outside the United States can also receive travel coverage to Berlin from their country of origin.

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Benefits of the FASPE Fellowship 2027

• Fully funded program: covers flights (including international), in-country travel, accommodation, meals, program materials, and admission fees.
• Per diem for incidental expenses and meals not covered.
• Unique experiential learning: seminars, site visits, and interdisciplinary dialogue across professions.
• Networking: connect with fellows from around the world across different fields.
• Lifetime alumni network of 900+ professionals with access to reunions, symposia, and career development opportunities.

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Objectives of FASPE Fellowship

1. Learn from history: Examine how professionals in law, business, medicine, clergy, journalism, and technology contributed to or resisted Nazi policies.
2. Promote ethical leadership: Encourage fellows to recognize their professional responsibility and the moral implications of their decisions.
3. Foster interdisciplinary dialogue: Bring together students and professionals from diverse fields to share perspectives on ethics.
4. Develop critical thinking: Equip fellows to identify and address modern-day ethical dilemmas in their professions.
5. Build a global network: Create a community of ethically aware leaders who support one another beyond the fellowship, fostering a sense of shared purpose and mutual accountability.

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Eligibility Criteria of FASPE Fellowship

Eligibility varies by track, but general requirements are:

• Graduate students enrolled in professional degree programs (MBA, MD, JD, MDiv, MA, PhD, etc.), or
• Early-career professionals (generally less than 5 years of experience in their field).
• Strong interest in professional ethics, demonstrated leadership potential, and openness to interdisciplinary dialogue.

Track-specific examples:

• Business: MBA/MSc students or early-career business professionals (less than 5 years).
• Law: JD/LLM/PhD students or recent law graduates.
• Medicine: medical students (MD or equivalent) or in residency.
• Journalism: students or journalists with less than 5 years of professional experience.
• Clergy & Religious Leaders: enrolled in religious/theological studies or recent graduates in early leadership roles.
• Design & Technology: graduate students or early-career professionals working in design, tech, or related fields.

Required Documents for the FASPE Fellowship

• Completed online application form (via Submittable).
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)/Resume.
• Academic transcripts (where relevant).
• Personal essays addressing motivation, ethical challenges, and suitability for the FASPE program.
• Letters of recommendation (usually 1–2, depending on track).
• Proof of enrollment (for students) or verification of employment (for professionals).

How to Apply for the FASPE Fellowship

1. Visit the official FASPE application page.
2. Select the fellowship track that matches your field.
3. Prepare documents (essays, CV, transcripts, recommendation letters).
4. Submit your application online via Submittable.
5. Deadline: January 3, 2027 (11:59 PM EST).
6. Program dates 2027:
   • Business, Law, Design & Technology: May 28 – June 11, 2027
   • Medical, Journalism, Clergy & Religious Leaders: June 18 – July 2, 2027