Call for Applications: HISA Youth Fellowship 2025 at the University of Oxford (30 fully funded seats available)

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Closing Date: 12 April 2025

Call for Applications: HISA Youth Fellowship 2025 at the University of Oxford (30 fully funded seats available)

Overview

The HISA Youth Fellowship 2025 is a prestigious global leadership program designed to empower young changemakers. It provides them with a unique platform to engage in high-level discussions, collaborative problem-solving, and policy-making exercises. Hosted at the historic University of Oxford, this fellowship will bring together exceptional young leaders, policymakers, academics, and practitioners to address pressing global challenges and drive impactful solutions. The fellowship will be held at the University of
Oxford, UK on 23-26 August, 2025

Join the Next Generation of Global Leaders

This is a once in a life time opportunity for you to get graduated from University of Oxford! With 30 Fully Funded Seats, 100 Partial Funded Seats and 50 Self Funded Seats

Shaping Tomorrow’s Global Leaders

The HISA Youth Fellowship 2025 aims to cultivate a new generation of leaders through immersive training, cross-cultural collaboration, and hands-on policy engagement.

Program Themes are:

Cultivate Future Leaders
Cross-Cultural Collaboration
Evidence-Based Policymaking
Empower Grassroots Advocacy
Expand Global Networks

Program Objectives

Global Governance & Leadership

Strengthening democratic institutions
Crisis management & diplomatic negotiations
Role of young leaders in shaping international policies

Climate Diplomacy & Sustainability

Global climate governance & environmental policies
Youth-driven solutions for climate adaptation & mitigation
Green economy & sustainable innovations

Digital Transformation & AI Governance

The role of AI & big data in policymaking
Cybersecurity, misinformation, & digital diplomacy
Leveraging technology for social impact

Human Rights & Social Justice

Gender equity & inclusion in governance
Migration policies & refugee rights
Youth movements & grassroots activism

Public Policy & Global Health

Pandemic preparedness & healthcare equity
Social protection policies & poverty alleviation
Universal healthcare access & mental health awareness

Peacebuilding & Conflict Resolution

Countering extremism & promoting tolerance
Diplomacy in conflict zones & peace negotiations
Media & misinformation in conflict dynamics

Application Requirements

Eligibility

Applicants must be between 18-45 years old at the time of the fellowship.
Open to all regions and nationalities.
Should demonstrate a strong background in leadership, advocacy, research, or community engagement.
Proficiency in English (all sessions will be conducted in English).
Applicants should be passionate about youth activism, policy development, diplomacy, and global governance.

Selection Criteria

Candidates must clearly articulate their goals and how the fellowship aligns with their aspirations.
Ability to influence change, lead initiatives, and contribute meaningfully to discussions.
The selection process ensures diverse representation from different regions, sectors, and socio-economic backgrounds.
Proven record of community engagement, advocacy, or policy initiatives is a plus one, but not mandatory.
A solid track record of achievements in youth activism, volunteering, governance, diplomacy, or any relevant fields is desirable.