Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity Programme 2025–26 at LSE (Fully Funded)
Apply for the 2025–26 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity Programme at LSE. A fully funded fellowship for global changemakers fighting inequality.
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Are you a visionary social-change leader ready to challenge global inequality? The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity Programme (AFSEE) 2025–26 offers a fully funded fellowship at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) for activists, innovators, researchers, and professionals who are driving social transformation around the world.
The programme empowers fellows with academic knowledge, leadership training, and a lifelong global network committed to achieving social and economic justice.
Application Deadline: 10 January 2025
Location: London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
Type: Fully Funded Fellowship
Official Website: https://afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/apply
About the Atlantic Fellows Programme
The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) programme is part of a prestigious network of seven Atlantic Fellowships worldwide. The initiative builds a global community of leaders committed to tackling inequality through innovative research, collaborative projects, and social impact.
The fellowship supports individuals who are:
- Bold and imaginative in reimagining fairer societies.
- Experienced in addressing structural inequalities.
- Committed to long-term collective change.
Tracks Available
The fellowship offers two distinct participation tracks:
1. Residential Fellowship (Full-Time, London-Based)
- Fellows study for a Master’s in Inequalities and Social Science (MSc) at LSE.
- Includes full tuition, living costs, and travel funding.
- Requires at least 7 years of leadership experience and a 2:1 undergraduate degree or equivalent.
2. Non-Residential Fellowship (Part-Time, Global Track)
- Fellows continue their professional work while engaging remotely.
- Includes immersive online learning, collaborative projects, and in-person convenings.
- Open to applicants with or without an undergraduate degree, provided they demonstrate equivalent professional experience.
Eligibility Criteria
To apply, candidates must demonstrate:
- Minimum of 7 years of impactful work advancing equity and social justice.
- Strong leadership and collaboration in addressing inequality.
- Commitment to social change, not merely personal advancement.
- English language proficiency (LSE standard requirement).
- (Residential Track only) Eligibility for LSE MSc admission.
Special consideration is given to applicants from:
- The Global South.
- Marginalized or underrepresented groups, including Black, Indigenous, Asian, LGBTQIA+, refugee, female-identifying, or people with disabilities.
Selection Criteria
The selection process assesses:
- Experience: Proven record of challenging inequalities in policy, advocacy, research, or activism.
- Vision and Future Impact: A clear, innovative plan for advancing equity post-fellowship.
- Commitment: Readiness to engage with diverse perspectives and contribute to the global AFSEE community.
- Project Plan (Non-Residential Track): A feasible initiative addressing systemic inequality.
- Academic Purpose (Residential Track): Clear goals for applying LSE learning to real-world change.
Benefits
– Full tuition for MSc (Residential Track)
– Travel and accommodation costs covered
– Monthly stipend for living expenses
– Mentorship and leadership coaching
– Access to the LSE alumni network and the Atlantic global community
– Participation in lifelong fellowship activities
Application Process
Applicants must apply through LSE’s Graduate Application System. Required documents include:
- Completed online application form
- Two reference letters
- Academic transcripts (or statement of no degree for non-degree applicants)
- CV highlighting leadership experience
- Statement of purpose or project plan
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
Note: Applications must be complete before the deadline late or incomplete submissions will not be considered.
Apply Here: afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/apply
