The Atlantic Fellows for Social & Economic Equity (AFSEE) programme at the International Inequalities Institute, London School of Economics (LSE), is opening applications for its 2026 cohort. This prestigious, fully-funded fellowship is designed for mid-career leaders who are committed to challenging inequality and driving systemic change across the world.
About the Programme
AFSEE is a global fellowship that combines academic study, practical learning, and a lifelong community of changemakers. It brings together professionals from diverse sectors — including public policy, academia, civil society, and social entrepreneurship — who share a commitment to advancing equity and justice.
Fellowship Tracks
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Residential Track: Fellows spend one year in London at LSE, completing the MSc in Inequalities and Social Science alongside the fellowship’s intensive learning modules.
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Non-Residential Track: Fellows remain in their home countries, receiving funding to implement a fellowship project while participating in the same global learning modules remotely.
Eligibility
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Open to mid-career professionals from all regions and sectors.
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Applicants should demonstrate a track record of leadership and a clear commitment to addressing inequality.
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Strong proficiency in English is required.
Benefits
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Full funding covering tuition, living expenses, and project support.
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Membership in a lifelong global network of Atlantic Fellows.
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Access to world-class research, mentorship, and policy engagement opportunities at LSE.
How to Apply
Applications open on 15 October 2025.
Learn more and apply via the official website: https://lnkd.in/eUUi7kqh
If you are applying from the MENA region, you may reach out to Diana Magdy, Gender Equality Specialist and AFSEE alumna, for guidance or questions about the programme.
This fellowship is an exceptional opportunity for emerging leaders seeking to combine academic depth with social impact at one of the world’s leading institutions for inequality research.
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