Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) Research Fellowships in Germany 2028
The Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) Research Fellowships 2028 in Germany are now open to international applicants, including seasoned researchers. Applicat...
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Deadline: January 3, 2027
Are you passionate about ethical journalism and eager to explore the moral responsibilities of the profession? Do you want to learn how history’s lessons can shape your role in modern journalism? The FASPE Journalism Fellowship offers students and early-career journalists a unique opportunity to explore these critical issues in an immersive, two-week program. This fellowship is designed to challenge your understanding of ethical leadership in journalism by exploring both historical examples and contemporary challenges. The FASPE (Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics) Journalism program takes Fellows on a journey through key sites in Germany and Poland, examining the ethical failures and decisions of journalists during the Nazi regime.
Requirements: All candidates must prepare and submit these application materials to apply for the FASPE Journalism Fellowship: Online Form: Complete basic information (contact, education, recommenders’ details) via Submittable. Resume: Include education, employment history, honors, awards, and publications. Transcripts: Submit transcripts from all significant institutions attended (electronic or scanned copies). Unofficial transcripts are accepted; however, screenshots are not allowed.
How to apply: How to Apply for the FASPE Journalism Fellowship? Eligible candidates can apply through the online application portal, Submittable: Apply Now
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Are you passionate about ethical journalism and eager to explore the moral responsibilities of the profession? Do you want to learn how history’s lessons can shape your role in modern journalism? The FASPE Journalism Fellowship offers students and early-career journalists a unique opportunity to explore these critical issues in an immersive, two-week program. This fellowship is designed to challenge your understanding of ethical leadership in journalism by exploring both historical examples and contemporary challenges.
The FASPE (Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics) Journalism program takes Fellows on a journey through key sites in Germany and Poland, examining the ethical failures and decisions of journalists during the Nazi regime. By connecting historical events with today’s media landscape, Fellows develop a deep understanding of their responsibilities as journalists. FASPE’s approach combines place-based learning with rigorous academic seminars led by experienced faculty, fostering a rich learning environment.
Each year, 13 to 16 aspiring or early-career journalists are selected to participate in this fully-funded program. The fellowship brings together a diverse cohort of journalists who will engage in interdisciplinary seminars and collaborative discussions with Medical and Clergy Fellows. Through this experience, participants form strong professional networks and gain the tools needed to navigate the ethical complexities of journalism in modern society.
FASPE Journalism Fellows look at issues like:
FASPE is committed to covering all program costs and related travel to ensure financial ability does not limit participation. The fellowship covers the following expenses:
Furthermore, FASPE Journalism Fellows will:
All candidates must prepare and submit these application materials to apply for the FASPE Journalism Fellowship:
Online Form: Complete basic information (contact, education, recommenders’ details) via Submittable.
Resume: Include education, employment history, honors, awards, and publications.
Submit transcripts from all significant institutions attended (electronic or scanned copies).
Unofficial transcripts are accepted; however, screenshots are not allowed.
First-year students without grades must provide a letter from the dean confirming enrollment and good standing.
Short Essay Questions: Respond to essay questions relevant to the program you are applying for.
Two letters of recommendation are required from academic faculty or supervisors (due January 10, 2027).
Letters should cover your academic performance, participation, leadership potential, and ability to handle intense discussions.
Number of Letters: Two letters are required.
For students: Preferably from academic faculty in your current or recent graduate program; acceptable from previous graduate or undergraduate faculty.
For early-career professionals: Letters can also come from a supervisor or employer.
Letters must be sent directly by recommenders.
Due date: January 3, 2027.
Instructions for submission will be provided in the Submittable form.
Discuss relevant academic work or experiences enhancing the program’s focus on ethics.
Assess participation in discussions and evaluate verbal/written expression.
Detail reactions to emotionally and intellectually intense experiences.
Evaluate the ability to work and travel in small groups.
Assess potential leadership qualities compared to peers.
Include any other relevant information.
For further information about the Journalism Fellowship by FASPE, please visit FASPE’s website.
Some journalism experience + currently enrolled in a graduate program and planning a journalism career
Open to diverse journalism roles: reporters, editors, photojournalists, documentarians, or other storytellers
Must demonstrate academic strength, professional potential, and willingness to engage in respectful discussions
All applications welcome; FASPE values diversity across backgrounds, identities, and perspectives
How to Apply for the FASPE Journalism Fellowship? Eligible candidates can apply through the online application portal, Submittable: Apply Now
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