موضوعات عامة

Marion Dunhoff Fellowship Funded

About the scholarship

The Marion Dunhoff Fellowship at the Michael Soko Foundation creates a unique
opportunity for post-graduate research on environmental issues focused on the post-Soviet
region. The fellowship will last for up to five months to study and work in Germany. For this
year, up to four (4) individuals will be selected for the fellowship. During their stay in
Germany, the fellows will work on a subject of their choice in accordance with the objectives
of the programme, under the supervision of the Suckow Foundation.
Journalist Marion Countess Donhoff has emerged for criticizing the dark side of capitalism
and the consequences of unlimited growth for nature and people. It is also known for its
advocacy of intra-country cooperation in the post-Soviet space and the promotion of youth.
This is why the Marion Dunhoff Foundation aims to fund the Suckow Fellowship Program.
The fellowship focuses on environmental journalism, political ecology and sustainable
development. It aims to support education and critical discussion in post-Soviet space
countries.

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country	Germany
Donor	Institution of Marion Dunhoff
Target group	International students
Level of study	Fellowship
Level of study	Funded

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Funding:

If you apply for this grant and you are selected, you will be eligible for the following benefits.
There are many scholarships (4) to be awarded to the best applicants on a competitive
basis.
The scholarship covers fees and part of the travel, accommodation and living costs for the
duration of the study programme.
In addition to these full grants, some fee-free grants are also available to the best-ranked
candidates.

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Eligibility requirements

This fellowship programme is open to graduate graduates with professional experience and
civil society network and group activists in the areas of political environment, environmental
journalism or sustainable development;
Applicants must be citizens of post-Soviet countries.
You have to be between 25 and 38 years old.
Candidates must demonstrate good language skills in English or German (writing and
speaking)
In special cases and distinct qualifications, applications may be admitted in Russian.

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