The Natolin Fellowship Programme presents a remarkable opportunity for young professionals hailing from Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia to embark on an enriching journey of personal and professional development. Generously funded by the European Union and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania, this initiative forms a pivotal component of the EU4YOUTH – Phase III Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship programme Scholarship Scheme at the esteemed College of Europe in Natolin.
The Natolin Fellowship Programme presents a remarkable opportunity for young professionals hailing from Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia to embark on an enriching journey of personal and professional development. Generously funded by the European Union and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania, this initiative forms a pivotal component of the EU4YOUTH – Phase III Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship programme Scholarship Scheme at the esteemed College of Europe in Natolin.This eight-month non-degree professional development programme aims to foster the enhancement of professional skills, bolster employability prospects, and promote personal growth among participants. It serves as a conduit for knowledge exchange and exposure to diverse perspectives, catering specifically to young professionals from Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia. Designed to align with the European Union’s efforts in supporting these nations on their journey towards EU integration, the Natolin Fellowship Programme stands as a beacon of opportunity for aspiring individuals to contribute meaningfully to the progress of their respective countries.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Natolin Fellowship Programme, applicants must meet specific eligibility criteria, including citizenship, academic status, relevant university degree, language proficiency, academic background, and availability. Successful candidates will receive a scholarship-stipend, travel allowance, conference/research trip allowance, insurance coverage, and access to dedicated office space.
Offered Benefits
The offer of the Natolin Fellowship Programme comprises:
- An 8 month-long non-degree professional and employability-oriented programme for young people coming from Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia, tailored for individuals with a robust educational and professional interest in European affairs; the Programme will be divided into two phases and supported by dedicated mentors:
- knowledge and skills-based modules in traditional, blended, and e-learning formats;
- and an internship/traineeship, in virtual or blended formats, for a hands-on practical perspective in a dedicated professional environment;
- Financial support for all admitted participants in the form of dedicated scholarships.
Application Process
Interested candidates are encouraged to carefully review the full description of the Programme, along with the objectives and eligibility requirements. Detailed information, including the Rules and Regulations of the Programme, is available on the official website. Applicants should submit their applications before the deadline of May 10, 2024, and direct any inquiries to .
The Natolin Fellowship Programme represents a transformative opportunity for young professionals to embark on a journey of growth, learning, and contribution to the advancement of their countries and the broader European community.
