Scholarships for International Students 2025 - 2026

ARIJ Shireen Abu Akleh Fellowship 2024, Jordan.

  • Partial Funding
  • Jordan Universities
  • Fellowship
  • Journalism
  • International Students
  • Jordan
  • 2024-01-01
Expired
2024-01-01

ARIJ Shireen Abu Akleh Fellowship 2024, Jordan.

Description

ARIJ has launched the application process for a job opportunity in its editorial department under the second "Sherine Abu Aqla" fellowship. The position spans six months, commencing in mid-January 2024.






This opportunity is open to investigative journalists and editors of Palestinian descent. Applicants should boast a minimum of four years' experience in journalism and must submit samples of their published works. Successful candidates will dedicate themselves to collaborating with ARIJ for the entire six-month period, engaging in investigative work on agreed-upon topics alongside the editorial board. Applicants are required to present a proposal for an investigative project to be considered for the fellowship.


The recipient of the fellowship will gain access to ARIJ's training workshops throughout the duration of the program.





Degree Level

ARIJ Shireen Abu Akleh Fellowship 2024, Jordan. is available to undertake Fellowship level programs at Jordan Universities.

Available Subjects

Following subjects are available to study under this scholarship program.

  • Journalism

Benefits

ARIJ offers a stipend of $800 per month to the selected participant, covering travel and accommodation expenses in Amman.

The grant was introduced during the fifteenth ARIJ Forum and commemorates the memory of Shirin Abu Aqla, a martyr. It is made possible by the contribution of a Palestinian donor who has chosen to remain anonymous.

Eligible Nationalities

Open to investigative journalists and editors of Palestinian descent

Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for the "Sherine Abu Aqla" fellowship at ARIJ are as follows:

  1. Palestinian Origin: Applicants must be investigative journalists or editors of Palestinian descent.

  2. Experience: A minimum of four years of journalistic experience is required.

  3. Published Works: The application should include examples of published works.

  4. Commitment: Candidates should be willing to commit to working with ARIJ for the entire six-month fellowship period.

  5. Investigative Proposal: Applicants must present a proposal for an investigative investigation to be considered for the fellowship. This proposal will be a key factor in the selection process.

Meeting these criteria will qualify candidates for consideration for the "Sherine Abu Aqla" fellowship at ARIJ.

Application Procedure

The application period spans from December 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023. The fellowship is slated to commence in mid-January 2024.

To apply, use the provided application form.

Published on: 26 Dec 2023

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