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The UNESCO MGIEP Youth Fellowship in South Korea 2026 for Indians

26 April 2026(2 days left)

Published: April 12, 2026

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Full Scholarship Call for The UNESCO MGIEP Youth Fellowship in South Korea 2026 for Indians is open now!!! The UNESCO

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Full Scholarship Call for The UNESCO MGIEP Youth Fellowship in South Korea 2026 for Indians is open now!!! The UNESCO MGIEP Youth Fellowship is an intensive action-driven fellowship which will use proven case-studies from the Asia-Pacific region to nurture the skills of young fellows towards promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development in India and globally. Hosted at the Humanitas College of Kyung Hee University in South Korea, the fellowship will be an immersive learning experience that brings together selected Indian youth to engage reflexively and critically with issues of peacebuilding and conflict, digital technology and social innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The interconnected world of the twenty-first century is plagued by profound political, social, and economic turbulence in the form of hunger, energy crisis, disease pandemics, migration crisis, technological innovation, rising inequalities within and among countries, civil wars, inter-state conflicts, and climate driven environmental changes. The world needs pragmatic and innovative governance approaches to address these multifaceted crises. The impact of this polycrisis is felt disproportionately within and across countries. Because concerted efforts to solve these issues often defy existing governance approaches, there is now an urgent need to nurture the skills of young people to think innovatively about new ways to solve them in the local, national, regional, and global contexts. While innovations in science and technology offer incredible opportunities in many facets of contemporary human interactions within countries, and inter-state relations, there is a challenge in understanding how partnerships between the public and private sectors could be crafted to address these issues. Today, the world has the largest global youth population in all millennia of recorded history. India, the world’s most populous country, and fourth largest economy, has the largest youth population in the world, with about 65% of its people under the age of 35. The UNESCO MGIEP Youth Fellowship on Leadership for Peace and Sustainability builds on this demographic dividend to provide a space to nurture the leadership and problem-solving skills of talented Indian youth towards a nuanced understanding of emerging and reemerging issues that impact peace and sustainability. Funded by UNESCO MGIEP and hosted at the Humanitas College, Kyung Hee University, South Korea, **** this intensive action-driven fellowship will use proven case-studies from the Asia-Pacific region to nurture the skills of the fellows towards promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development in India and globally. The Fellowship which will be hosted at the Humanitas College of Kyung Hee University in South Korea is an immersive learning experience that brings together selected Indian youth to engage reflexively and critically with issues of peacebuilding and conflict, digital technology and social innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and barriers to youth participation in democratic governance focusing on case studies from the Asia Pacific region. The fellowship will involve case studies and interactive sessions for policy analysis, peer learning, field visits, and cultural exchanges. ### Location: South Korea ### Benefits
Skill Development: Master peace-building and sustainable development values to tackle emerging global and local issues.
Leadership Training: Gain an immersive learning experience designed to cultivate the next generation of Indian leaders.
Elite Networking: Join a vibrant, global network of UNESCO MGIEP youth leaders dedicated to social change.
The cost of the visa, travel, accommodation, and meals during the fellowship will be covered by UNESCO MGIEP. ### Eligibilities
Must be under the age of 30 years on the starting date of the fellowship
Must be a citizen of India and currently residing in India
Must have completed their undergraduate degree by the time the Fellowship begins
Youth from all genders, social, economic and cultural backgrounds, people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply
Must be available to attend the fellowship in person in South Korea
Proficiency in English language is compulsory Eligible Regions: Open to India ### Application Process For application go through the apply link. Application Deadline: April 26, 2026 (4 Days Remaining) Apply now Official link ### For Further Queries For queries, write to Diksha Poddar, Associate Project officer, UNESCO MGIEP at d.poddar@unesco.org Disclaimer: Youth Opportunities spreads opportunities for your convenience and ease based on available information, and thus, does not take any responsibility of unintended alternative or inaccurate information. As this is not the official page, we recommend you to visit the official website of opportunity provider for complete information. For organizations, this opportunity is shared with sole purpose of promoting “Access to Information” for all and should not be associated with any other purposes. Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

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