Summary
The Richard and Susan Hayden Fellowship 2026 offers a fully funded opportunity for international candidates to engage in significant research and leadership development at Chatham House, London. This prestigious fellowship is aimed at mid-career professionals from various sectors, providing a robust program that combines personal research, collaborative projects, and leadership training.
- 🌍 Global Eligibility: Open to applicants from all countries.
- 💼 Target Audience: Professionals in academia, NGOs, business, government, civil society, or media, in the early to mid stages of their careers.
- 📅 Duration & Coverage: A fully funded 10-month fellowship at Chatham House, UK. Includes £2,365 monthly stipend for living expenses and funding for relocation, research, and health services.
- 🧑💻 Program Structure:
- 60%: Independent research project.
- 20%: Research collaboration at Chatham House.
- 20%: Leadership development through workshops and masterclasses.
- 🧑🏫 Leadership Masterclass: Includes intensive induction, thematic sessions on global issues, crisis management, policy impact, negotiation skills, and media training.
- 🎓 Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree, research experience, and interest in global events. No age limit.
- ⏳ Application Deadline: April 7, 2026.
- 🌐 How to Apply: Apply online based on leadership potential, academic excellence, and global impact focus.
Designation
Fellowship: Richard and Susan Hayden Fellowship 2026
Table of Details
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Granting Organization | Chatham House |
| Duration | 10 Months |
| Coverage | Fully Funded |
| National Eligibility | All Nationalities |
| Award Location | United Kingdom |
| Application Deadline | 7 April 2026 |
Research Area
- Global Policy
- International Affairs
- Social Impact and Development
Location
Chatham House, London, United Kingdom
Eligibility/Qualification
- Open to all nationalities
- Completed bachelor’s degree or equivalent
- Early to mid-career professionals in academia, NGOs, business, government, media, etc.
- Research experience required
- Strong interest in global events
Description
The fellowship is designed to facilitate independent research with 60% of the time dedicated to personal projects, 20% to collaborative research, and 20% to participation in the Leadership Masterclass Program. Fellows will have access to various resources, including a monthly stipend to cover living expenses in London, relocation costs, and research project funding. This opportunity is ideal for professionals seeking to make a global impact and enhance their leadership skills.
How to Apply
Candidates must apply online. Selection will be based on their leadership potential, academic excellence, and commitment to making a global impact.
Last Date to Apply
7 April 2026
For more information, please visit the official Chatham House website or the related application portal.
