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About DAAD Master’s in International and Development Economics Scholarships

Opportunity Details

  • Date Published: July 15, 2025
  • Application Deadline: August 31, 2025
  • Category: Masters Postgraduate
  • Oppotunity Locations: Germany

Unlock global opportunities with our Master’s program in International and Development Economics (MIDE) at HTW Berlin! Over the course of 18 months, the Master’s degree in International and Development Economics (MIDE) at HTW Berlin prepares students for the responsible and demanding work involved in the context of development.

Deadlines

  • 31 August 2025 with DAAD scholarship
  • 30 September 2025 without scholarship.

Benefits of DAAD Master’s in International and Development Economics Scholarships

The DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) offer scholarships to students from developing countries. 

DAAD Master’s in International and Development Economics Scholarships Requirements

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for admission, applicants need to have 

  • obtained a first university degree with 180 ECTS (or an equivalent qualification).
  • A minimum of 15 ECTS credits in Economics. For applicants from outside the ECTS system: at least three Economics-related modules.
  • Proof of proficiency in English. If English was the language of instruction for your previous degree, no further proof is required.

Requirements for DAAD Scholarship 

If you come from a developing country and have obtained at least two years of professional experience since graduation, you can apply for a scholarship granted by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service).

Application Date and Process

  1. Check Your Eligibility
    Review the admission requirements to ensure you meet the academic and language criteria.
  2. Prepare Your Documents
    Gather all required documents, including transcripts, CV, motivation letter, and proof of English proficiency.
  3. Submit the Online Application (Available July–September)
    Complete and submit the online formduring the application period. All MIDE applications will be handled by HTW Berlin. An application via Uni-Assist is not required.

Application Documents

Please attach the following electronic documentswhen submitting your MIDE application:

  • Letter of Motivation
    Maximum two pages, personally signed and dated, explaining your motivation for applying and your specific academic and career goals.
  • Transcript of Records and Degree Certificate(s)
    Including your Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). If these documents are not in English or German, official translations must be provided.
  • Grading System Explanation
    Usually included in your transcript or Diploma Supplement. If not, please request the explanation from your university, indicating the highest possible grade and the minimum passing grade at your university.
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
    In Europass format, signed and dated by you.
  • Copy of Passport.
  • Proof of English Language Proficiency.

Scholarship Application 

If you come from a developing country and have obtained at least two years of professional experience since graduation, you can apply for a scholarship granted by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service). 

In the MIDE application form, there’s a section for the DAAD scholarship application, which needs to be completed in order to apply. Further documents will be required. Both the MIDE and the DAAD application will be processed at HTW Berlin.

Admissions evaluation criteria

Admission to the programme is based on the following criteria:

  • Cumulative grade point average (40%)
  • Number of economics courses taken (25%)
  • Letter of motivation (35%)

Application Deadline

31 August, 2025

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About Henry Arnold Fellowship

Opportunity Details

  • Date Published: July 19, 2025
  • Application Deadline: August 28, 2025
  • Category: Entrepreneurs Grants

The Fellowship is focused on design for impact and strategy for scale, along with critical things like effective communication of your idea. It consists of an intensive week-long retreat, structured work over an interim year, and another week-long retreat at the end. It comes with a $100,000 unrestricted up-front grant and consideration for eventual Mulago portfolio funding.

Benefits of Henry Arnold Fellowship

As a Henry Fellow, you’ll receive:

  • Two intensive design and strategy retreats;
  • $100,000 grant up front;
  • Hands-on coaching for a year;
  • Consideration for longer-term Mulago funding.

Henry Arnold Fellowship Requirements

Fellows must:

– Be the most senior decision maker (ie. CEO or Executive Director). They are focused on founders.

- Be full time (i.e. commit 30+ hours per week to the organization).

– Have an organization already registered or in the process of being registered as one of the following structures:

  • Independent nonprofit, including US 501(c) (3) and/or its non-US equivalent.
  • For-profit entity that is mission-driven, including C corporation, B corporation, or a hybrid organization.
  • Fiscally sponsored organization with a plan to spin out in the near future.

- Be focused on a solution that can drive exponential impact over time.

Application Date and Process

  • Click on the link to the application website to apply.

Recommend a Fellow

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Application Deadline

28 August, 2025

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About Finance & Accounting Technology Expo Pitch Stage Competition

Opportunity Details

  • Date Published: July 19, 2025
  • Application Deadline: August 15, 2025
  • Category: Contest Entrepreneurs

FATE Pitch Stage is the place for finance and accounting startups to network and make deals. FATE Pitch Stage Finalists will have the opportunity to pitch their product or service to an audience of venture capitalists, angel investors, entrepreneurs and potential customers such as CFOs, VPs of finance, and other finance professionals.

When you are not busy pitching, you will have demo space in the FATE Startup Pavilion, where you will be able to network one-on-one with audience members.

Categories

They are currently accepting applications for startups focused on the following categories:

  • Core Finance Tech Stack: Software and tools that focus on accounting, financial operations, reporting, auditing & tax, and compliance. This category includes products and services that automate, manage or optimize day-to-day financial operations, including payroll, expenses, AR/AP, invoicing, billing, cash management/treasury, fixed assets and payments.
  • Business Intelligence and Automation: Products and services that elevate finance to its strategic role-helping businesses plan, analyze and organize financial data and make strategic decisions. Product areas include (but are not limited to) innovations in FP&A, budgeting & forecasting, financial modeling, predictive analytics, performance management, data visualization and presentation, digital twins and all-in-one financial planning platforms, including industry-specific solutions.
  • Productivity Tools: Solutions designed to help organizations manage people, run cross-functional and operational functions and assist individuals and teams in managing tasks and projects. Product areas include (but are not limited to) HRIS and talent management, workforce management, CRM, procurement, supply chain, sales engagement, customer service, project management, document management and e-commerce.
  • Disruptive Platforms and Tools: Innovative products and services that do not fit the tracks above but are contributing to the digital transformation of the finance department, the office of the CFO or their partners in the business.

Benefits of Finance & Accounting Technology Expo Pitch Stage Competition

Selected FATE Pitch Stage Finalists will receive:

  • The opportunity to pitch live to a targeted audience of global investors and customers.
  • Complimentary registration to all FATE programming and events.
  • Professional pitch coaching to refine your delivery and storytelling.
  • A chance to win a $2,500 prize to fuel your next stage of growth.
  • Access to a unique global networking platform focused exclusively on finance and accounting innovation.

Finance & Accounting Technology Expo Pitch Stage Competition Requirements

They are looking for early to growth-stage companies that meet the following criteria:

  • Operate within the Fintech Ecosystem;
  • Based in or serving markets in Africa, Asia, Australia/New Zealand, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, Europe, the Middle East, North America, or South America;
  • May or may not be incorporated;
  • Stage can range from idea to prototype, early users, or paying customers;
  • May have up to $10 million in prior funding;
  • Currently raising capital-or not;
  • Generating revenue-or pre-revenue.

Application Date and Process

  • Click on the link to the application website to apply.

Application Deadline

15 August, 2025

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The Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in Thailand is offering applicants to its Master’s and Doctoral degree programs an opportunity to qualify for generous academic scholarships. A large number of no-bond AIT Scholarships are available for students applying for postgraduate programs offered at AIT’s School of Engineering and Technology (SET); School of Environment, Resources and Development (SERD); and School of Management (SOM). As Asia’s leading international higher learning institute, the AIT Scholarships are intended to increase the number of skilled international scientists, engineers, and managers required to meet the future challenges of the emerging Asian Economic Community region and beyond.

About Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)

The Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) is an international English-speaking postgraduate institution, focusing on engineering, environment, and management studies. AIT’s rigorous academic, research, and experiential outreach programs prepare graduates for professional success and leadership roles in Asia and beyond. Founded in 1959, AIT offers the opportunity to study at an institution in Asia which possesses a global reputation. Going forward, AIT will be stressing its global connections, injection of innovation into research and teaching, its relevance to industry, and its nurturing.

Aim and Benefits of AIT Scholarships

AIT Scholarships are a form of financial aid that provides an opportunity for students from all over the world to study together at AIT. It helps subsidize part of the study cost by covering full, or a portion of, tuition for qualified students while the students are responsible for the rest of the tuition, the registration fees (20,000 Baht per semester to maintain student status) and the living expenses (around 11,500?15,000 Baht per month). 

Requirements for AIT Scholarships Qualification

  • All nationalities;
  • Meeting AIT’s English Proficiency Requirement (i.e. IELTS-Academic or AIT EET score of 5.0 or above for Master’s and 5.5 for Doctoral program);
  • Having a four year Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university;
  • Having a master’s degree from a recognized university for Ph.D. applicants and should have a Cumulative GPA of 3.50 in their Master’s degree and 2.75 in their undergraduate program from top universities.

Application Deadline

December 20, 2025

How to Apply

For more details, visit Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Scholarship webpage

What will be discussed?

For over 75 years, the Council of Europe unites Europe around the values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. In 2025, the participants of the Summer School will debate whether the Council of Europe is successful in its mission. The aim of the summer school is twofold.

Firstly, the experts will assess the effectiveness of execution of the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights and other bodies of the Council of Europe. Secondly, the Summer School will also address the pressing challenges of migration, a critical legal and political issue facing every European state. Discussions will examine the Council of Europe’s role in protecting the rights of migrants, analysing relevant legal standards, policies, and the responsibilities of member states in this context.

The course will feature insights from key decision-makers within the Council of Europe, leading academics, and other stakeholders. Through these discussions, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the Council of Europe, its effectiveness in protecting human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The participants will gain the knowledge necessary for research, effective advocacy, implementation and public policy design.

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What is the format?

The Summer School will be set as an  educational space for interactive and engaging learning, and discussion. The Summer School will last for two weeks. Seminars and workshops will be led by high profile invited researchers and practitioners. These activities will be complemented by interactive sessions delivered by academic staff members of the School of Law and Social Justice of the University of Liverpool. Please note that participation will be in-person only, as online attendance will not be available.

Who can participate?

This Summer School will be useful for advanced postgraduate taught (Master’s) and research (PhD) students, post-doctoral researchers, early career scholars, practitioners such as lawyers, judges, civil servants interested in the law of the Council of Europe, and in human rights, the rule of law and democracy. While the program is open to lawyers, it also welcomes individuals specialising in related fields, such as political science, sociology, criminology etc., who possess the necessary background knowledge to engage effectively in the discussions.

What is the language of the Summer School?

All Summer School activities will take place in English. Participants shall be proficient in English.

Who is the faculty?

  • Professor Vincent Chetail (Geneva Graduate Institute)
  • Mr Hugh Chetwynd (TBC) (Executive Secretary of the Council of Europe’s Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment)
  • Judge Mykola Gnatovskyy (Judge of the European Court of Human Rights)
  • Ms Lilja Gretarsdottir (Head of Department for the Implementation of Human Rights, Justice and Legal Co-operation Standards, Council of Europe)
  • Judge Mattias Guyomar (TBC) (Judge of the European Court of Human Rights)
  • Dr Julia Kozma (TBC) (Member of the SPT)
  • Judge Martin Kuijer (Justice of the Supreme Court of the Netherlands, Vice-President of Venice Commission)
  • Mr Sandy Moss (UK permanent representative to the Council of Europe)
  • Professor Michele Nicoletti (the former President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe)
  • Professor Aoife Nolan (President of the European Committee of Social Rights)
  • Dr Theodoros Roussopoulos (TBC) (the President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe)

University of Liverpool staff members will also provide interactive master classes. They will be led by:

  • Dr Amanda Cahill-Ripley
  • Professor Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou
  • Professor Valsamis Mitsilegas
  • Dr Maayan Niezna
  • Dr Vassilis Tzevelekos

How much does it cost?

Participation fee
£800 GBP

Accommodation
Bed and breakfast accommodation will be approximately £800 GBP

Scholarships
A number of scholarships will be provided to the selected participants covering the participation fee and bed-and-breakfast accommodation only. The scholarships are provided by the Council of Europe and the University of Liverpool’s International Law and Human Rights Unit.

Visas
We cannot offer any visa related support. However, accepted participants will receive a letter confirming their place in the summer school which they can then demonstrate during their visa application. Please leave ample time to apply for a UK visa as you may experience delays.

How to apply

Deadline and outcomes

Those applicants who wish to be considered for scholarships must submit no later than 23:59 (UK time) on 24 February 2025. Applications from the fee-paying participants will not be accepted after 23:59 (UK time) on 30 April 2025.

Organisers

Contact us

Please direct any enquiries to: slsjmret@liverpool.ac.uk.

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming programs for young global citizen leaders in 2025! These initiatives are designed to equip passionate individuals with the skills, knowledge, and networks needed to drive positive change in their communities and beyond. Whether you are a scholar, an agricultural innovator, or an aspiring professional in the green economy, we have a program tailored for you.

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1. Global Citizen Scholarship

Dates: February 13 – 23, 2025
Eligibility: Open to African nationals between 20 and 35 years old with a master’s degree and a strong commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and global citizenship.
Apply Now

This prestigious scholarship provides young leaders with an opportunity to engage in immersive learning, networking, and capacity-building activities aimed at fostering global citizenship and leadership for sustainable development.

2. Youth AgriChampions

Dates: March 11 – 24, 2025
Eligibility: Open to smallholder farmers, agricultural entrepreneurs, and professionals in the agriculture sector between 18 and 35 years old from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Zambia.
Apply Now

This program is designed to support young leaders in the agriculture sector by providing hands-on training, mentorship, and networking opportunities to drive sustainable and innovative agricultural practices in Africa.

3. Your Future in Green Jobs Mentorship

Dates: April 8 – 22, 2025
Eligibility: Open to youth between 14 and 20 years old who are interested in pursuing a sustainable career in the green economy.
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Participants will gain insights from industry leaders, receive guidance on career pathways in the green economy, and develop skills to contribute to a more sustainable future. Note: Before applying, ensure you complete the Your Future in Green Jobs Online Course to maximize your experience in the mentorship program.

Join us in shaping a more sustainable and equitable future by applying for one of these transformative programs. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your leadership journey!

The Quest fellowship is a semester long program designed by xCelero labs in partnership with the Dunin-Deshpande Queen’s Innovation Centre (DDQIC) at Queen’s university to equip youths with a robust toolkit for transforming ideas, technologies or passion into viable ventures. It allows fellows to explore their evolving purpose and realize impactful existence (Ikgai) while socializing in the global workforce.

The course curriculum is anchored around a systemic and rigorous frame work created at MIT and outlined in the Disciplined Entrepreneurship: 24 Steps to a Successful Startup Book by Bill Aulet. For unconventional youths from across the world – that seek to tackle challenges at a global and local scale through innovation driven entrepreneurship.

Whether you’re a student, recent graduate, policymaker, or early-career professional, Quest is designed to meet you where you are and help you scale your venture to new heights.

The program is structured around three dynamic stages and at each stage, you’ll unlock new tools, resources, and support to help you succeed:

  • Explore: Dive into the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, identify opportunities, and refine your ideas.
  • Ignite: Develop your venture with hands-on bootcamps, mentorship, and tailored resources.
  • Launch: Bring your venture to life with access to funding, market opportunities, and global networks.

Why Apply:

Quest equips you with the tools, mindset, and global connections to tackle the most pressing challenges in emerging markets.

  • World-Class Training:
    • Bite-sized video lectures curated by award-winning faculty from Queen’s University.
    • Hands-on bootcamps inspired by MIT’s Disciplined Entrepreneurship framework.
    • Live workshops on marketing, goal setting, recruiting, and more.
  • Mentorship & Networking:
    • Access to a global network of mentors, industry leaders, and Queen’s University alumni.
    • Personalized feedback at critical milestones in your entrepreneurial journey.
    • Join a cohort of thousands of like-minded innovators from across Africa and beyond.
  • Funding Opportunities:
    • Compete for up to $10,000 CAD in the program’s pitch competition.
    • Gain access to seed funding and market opportunities to scale your venture.
  • Global Visibility:
    • Showcase your venture to a global audience and connect with key players in innovation and entrepreneurship.
    • Earn micro-credentials in Entrepreneurship from Queen’s University upon successful completion.

Who Can Apply

The Quest Fellowship Program is open to:

  • Students and recent graduates from all academic disciplines.
  • Early-career professionals and policymakers with a passion for innovation.
  • Ecosystem amplifiers and unconventional thinkers ready to tackle global and local challenges.

Whether you’re already working on a business or just starting out, Quest will provide the resources and support you need to succeed.

Program Details

  • Format: Self-paced, virtual program with optional in-person bootcamps.
  • Time Commitment: Dedicate at least 10 hours per week to maximize your progress.
  • Language: Program content, assignments, and pitches are delivered in English.

Deadline: Applications close on February 24, 2024.
Complete the Application Form now!

Are you a health journalist eager to refine your reporting skills? Or a health expert looking to amplify your impact through strategic media collaboration? The Africa Health Communications Fellowship is designed to bridge the gap between health reporting and effective dissemination of critical health research.

Addressing the Challenges in Health Communication

Africa faces significant barriers in the effective dissemination of health information. Gaps in health journalism, along with challenges in translating research findings into public knowledge, often limit the impact of crucial health initiatives. Recognizing the pivotal role of communications in public health awareness, fraycollege has launched a 9-month fellowship that fosters collaboration between journalists and health experts, ultimately enhancing the quality of health coverage across the continent.

Fellowship Benefits

The fellowship brings together two cohorts—health journalists and health sector experts—offering exclusive training, resources, and grant support to improve health reporting in Africa. Selected fellows will benefit from:

  • Virtual health communications workshops led by industry professionals
  • Comprehensive e-course on health reporting and communication
  • In-person conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, fostering networking and knowledge exchange
  • Data stipend to support research and reporting
  • Story production grants to help fellows produce high-impact health stories

Who Can Apply?

This fellowship is open to professionals from Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Zambia, Malawi, and Ethiopia. Ideal candidates include:

  • Health Journalists: Applicants should have prior experience in reporting health-related stories and preferably be affiliated with a media house or publication.
  • Health Experts: This includes scientists, researchers, public health officials, policymakers, community health workers, academics, civil society campaigners, and activists.

How to Apply

Interested candidates must complete the application form and submit the required documents, including:

  • A motivational statement (400-600 words) detailing their aspirations for the fellowship
  • A CV/Resumé
  • Samples of published work (journalists) or instances where they have been quoted in the media (health experts)
  • A commitment to attending virtual training sessions and the in-person conference in Johannesburg

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Skills asessment form 

Application Deadline

All applications must be submitted by February 24, 2025.

For further inquiries, please email readb@fraycollege.com.

Help spread the word! Share this opportunity with health journalists and professionals in your network.

The Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Citi Foundation, has launched the Youth Co:Lab National Innovation Challenge for 2024-2025. This initiative invites young and differently-abled entrepreneurs to develop innovative solutions that enhance access to opportunities and well-being for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs).

The 2024-2025 challenge focuses on driving social entrepreneurship and sustainable development in collaboration with AssisTech Foundation (ATF), India’s leading organization accelerating Assistive Technology (AT) innovations for PwDs.

Key Focus Areas:

  • Inclusive and Accessible Assistive Technology (AT)
  • Inclusive Educational Technology and Skilling Solutions
  • Accessible and Inclusive Care Models

About Youth Co:Lab

Co-created in 2017 by UNDP and Citi Foundation, Youth Co:Lab aims to empower young people to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through social innovation and entrepreneurship. The initiative was launched in India in 2019, in collaboration with AIM and NITI Aayog, and has reached over 19,000 individuals, supporting the creation or enhancement of over 2,600 youth-led social innovation and entrepreneurship teams.

Program Highlights:

  • The 2024-2025 edition prioritizes startups by and for persons with disabilities, reinforcing the commitment to disability-inclusive development.
  • The program will support 30-35 early-stage startups, providing seed grants to the best-performing ventures.
  • Young entrepreneurs aged 18–32 with innovative solutions for PwDs are encouraged to apply.

Statements from Key Partners:

  • Dr. Angela Lusigi, UNDP Resident Representative, India: “Young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow—they are the changemakers of today.”
  • Prateek Madhav, CEO & Co-Founder of ATF: “We are excited to partner with UNDP and AIM to improve lives through Assistive Technology innovations.”

How to Apply

Young entrepreneurs passionate about solving real-world challenges for disability inclusion are encouraged to apply. The program aims to provide a springboard for innovative startups, with seed grants awarded to scale successful initiatives.

For more details on how to apply and to get involved, visit the official Youth Co:Lab page. Don’t miss out on this chance to make a meaningful impact and contribute to disability-inclusive development!

Deadline: 18th January, 2025
Apply Now: https://aim.gov.in/youthcolab.php

Are you a passionate entrepreneur dedicated to tackling your community’s environmental challenges?

The BMO Fellowship is a fully-funded venture and leadership program designed to provide comprehensive support to highly promising, diverse environmental sustainability entrepreneurs and leaders. It offers award-winning training in entrepreneurship, sustainability, and leadership to help advance their environmental sustainability-focused ventures and actively contribute to solving their communities’ most pressing challenges. This Fellowship is specifically intended for individuals from historically underserved communities who possess lived experience with the challenges they are determined to address.

Program Overview

The BMO Fellowship is a comprehensive venture and leadership program designed specifically for diverse environmental sustainability entrepreneurs and leaders. This program provides award-winning training in entrepreneurship, sustainability, and leadership, aiming to empower participants to advance their ventures while addressing pressing community challenges.

Key Program Details

  • Dates: March 3rd to June 26th, 2025 (16 weeks of programming)
  • Format: Weekly virtual workshops on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Mountain Time, with localized gatherings and events when possible. The program requires a commitment of 6-8 hours per week.
  • Immersive Experience: A 2-week virtual immersive starting on March 3rd, 2025, requiring approximately 10-15 hours each week, which will lay the foundation for the Fellowship’s community-oriented and cohort-driven journey.
  • Venture Development Stipend: Selected Fellows may receive a stipend of up to $6,000, contingent upon active participation and successful completion of specific program checkpoints.

What You’ll Achieve

Participants in the BMO Fellowship will gain a comprehensive roadmap for growth and scalability in their ventures. You’ll refine your pitch and present it at a high-profile Summit event. Additionally, you’ll facilitate a workshop in your community, supported by a stipend, a playbook, and team assistance.

Eligibility Criteria

The BMO Fellowship seeks:

  • Who You Are: BIPOC, women, Indigenous entrepreneurs, or community leaders committed to creating sustainable, scalable impact in environmental sustainability.
  • Venture Stage: Impact-driven entrepreneurs with proven products, traction, and revenue, ideally in the ‘missing middle’ stage. Your venture should demonstrate measurable outcomes in both impact and revenue.
  • Commitment: You must be able to commit to the full 16-week program, including the immersive experience.
  • Geographical Preference: Applicants from Arizona, California, Colorado, and New Mexico are encouraged to apply.

Application Process

  1. Application Submission: Complete the online application by January 17th, 2025. The application takes approximately 45 minutes to fill out.
  2. First Round Review: Applications will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee, looking for innovative and scalable ventures.
  3. Interview: Qualified applicants will be invited to a 20-minute Zoom interview to discuss motivations and venture details.
  4. Final Review: Promising profiles will be shared with an external Admissions Committee for final selection.
  5. Acceptance Notifications: Expect notifications by February 17th, 2025.
  6. Confirmation & Enrollment: Confirm your commitment to enroll and receive details about the “Meet the Cohort Webinar” leading up to the program.

Apply today and join a network of like-minded entrepreneurs committed to making a difference in their communities through sustainable solutions!

More Information

For further details and to submit your application, visit HERE

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