Loyola University Chicago Paul D Coverdell Fellowship 2025-2026 in Italy
Description
The Loyola Chicago Paul D. Coverdell Fellowship 2025-2026 is an exceptional opportunity for both international and domestic students passionate about advancing their careers in the field of rule of law and development. This fellowship, hosted by Loyola University Chicago, supports returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing graduate-level degrees in the university's prestigious Rule of Law for Development program.
About the Fellowship
Designed to empower professionals addressing critical development challenges, this fellowship aligns with Loyola’s mission of fostering leaders in the evolving field of rule of law and development. The program's unique structure combines virtual learning with an immersive in-person experience at Loyola’s Rome Center campus in Italy. Students can choose between a one- or two-year completion plan, ensuring flexibility for individuals with diverse commitments.
Key Features of the Fellowship
- Program Flexibility: Blended curriculum featuring dynamic online studies and an in-person term in Rome, allowing students to balance their studies with other responsibilities.
- Global Network: Join a diverse community of professionals from over 60 countries, fostering international collaboration and connections.
- Practical Learning: Internship opportunities at Loyola partner organizations, enhancing real-world skills in the development sector.
Degree Level
Loyola University Chicago Paul D Coverdell Fellowship 2025-2026 in Italy is available to undertake Graduate, Fellowship level programs at Loyola University Chicago.
Loyola Chicago Paul D. Coverdell Fellowship is available to undertake Graduate level programs at Loyola University Chicago.
Available Subjects
Following subjects are available to study under this scholarship program.
- Rule of Law for Development
Benefits
Fellows benefit from a 30% tuition award, making this fellowship an affordable gateway to a transformative educational experience. Moreover, the fellowship includes an internship with a Loyola partner organization, providing practical experience that reinforces their academic journey and career aspirations.
Eligible Nationalities
This fellowship is open to all nationalities.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligible applicants are returned Peace Corps Volunteers through the Paul D. Coverdell Fellows program.
In addition,
Rule of Law for Development LLM:
- Applicants must possess a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university or the international equivalent as well as a primary law degree
- Applicants must demonstrate experience or an interest in rule of law and governance matters through past work or volunteer experience
- Applicants must have sufficient proficiency in English
Rule of Law for Development MJ:
- Applicants must possess a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in an area of relevance
- Applicants must be able to demonstrate a professional connection to the subject area through: two years of professional experience; current employment in a closely related industry; or documented evidence of academic and professional preparation demonstrating an intention to pursue professional opportunities involving the rule of law.
- Applicants must have sufficient proficiency in English
Application Procedure
Application Deadline
The application deadline for the Loyola Chicago Paul D. Coverdell Fellowship is July 31, 2025. Don’t miss the chance to secure your spot in this esteemed program and take a significant step toward a fulfilling career in development and rule of law.
How to Apply
To learn more about the fellowship and program details, visit LUC.edu/prolaw or download the official brochure. Embark on a journey of academic excellence and impactful learning with Loyola University Chicago today.
Why Choose Loyola University Chicago?
Loyola University Chicago is a global leader in rule of law and development education. The Paul D. Coverdell Fellowship exemplifies the university’s commitment to supporting professionals dedicated to advancing justice and sustainable development worldwide. With an emphasis on practical learning and global engagement, this fellowship prepares graduates to tackle pressing development challenges with innovative solutions.
