FASPE Fellowships

The FASPE Fellowships are cohort-based, two-week programmes using historic sites connected to professional complicity during the Holocaust to examine contemporary professional ethics. They bring together graduate students and early-career professionals from fields including business, law, design & technology, medicine, clergy and journalism for seminars, site visits and interdisciplinary discussion. The fellowships link lessons from history to ethical challenges in current professional practice and connect fellows to an international alumni network.

Two weeks of intensive study including seminars, site visits and interdisciplinary discussions; participation in FASPE's international alumni community.

Graduate students and early-career professionals in relevant fields such as business, law, design & technology, medicine, clergy/religious leadership, and journalism.

Applicants follow the organiser's application instructions on the official FASPE website (How to Apply) and submit recommendations as part of the application.