The UNESCO AfriMAB GRÓ-LRT Land Restoration Fellowships 2027 selects professionals from African biosphere reserves for a six-month fellowship at the A…
Learn More
The deadline for this edition has passed. Save it to get notified about the next edition, or browse similar opportunities below.
About this opportunity
The 2026 Fellowship Programme: Making Visible the Invisible is an interdisciplinary fellowship hosted in Utrecht, Netherlands. It invites individuals from diverse backgrounds to explore questions around sustainability, equity, and the hidden impacts within global systems of production and consumption. The fellowship provides a four to six week residency with access to university resources and research environments, and offers substantial funding to cover travel, accommodation, and living expenses.
Benefits & funding
Fully funded support up to €10,000; access to academic and research resources; opportunity to collaborate with a diverse, interdisciplinary network; global exposure and credibility.
Eligibility
Open to individuals from all backgrounds, including artists, activists, researchers, practitioners, innovators and changemakers; no academic degree is required.
ℹ️ Always verify details on the official website before applying. Found an error? Tell us.
Similar opportunities
The UNESCO AfriMAB GRÓ-LRT Land Restoration Fellowships 2027 selects professionals from African biosphere reserves for a six-month fellowship at the A…
Learn More
A doctoral programme in interdisciplinary Earth system and climate research run jointly by the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology and Universität Ha…
Learn More
The Restoration Stewards Program is a year-long fellowship for young experts and practitioners who work to restore landscapes with and for their commu…
Learn More
GLF/YIL Restoration Stewards Program 2027
6 days left
The UNESCO Japan Young Researchers Fellowships Programme 2026 is a funded fellowship enabling young researchers to conduct postgraduate research in Ja…
Learn More