The Applications have been opened for the One World Vision Conference 2026 in Austria. It is a Fully Funded Conference in Austria for individuals from all over the world. The Length of the Program is 4 Days, and it will be organized from January 3rd to 6th, 2026, in Vienna. Austria is inviting you-Are you in? IELTS is not mandatory; however, round-trip flights Tickets, Accommodation, Meals, Conference Access, Kits, and Certificates will be provided to fully funded applicants. Apply Now and enjoy a Global Leader Opportunity in Europe, Schengen Visa Support, and other benefits. Details About One World Vision Conference 2026 in Vienna, Austria

 

Host Country: Austria

Location: Vienna

Duration: 4 Days

Program Dates: 3rd to 6th January 2026

Benefits: Fully Funded

Deadline: 30 September 2025

Financial Benefits

 

The Fully Funded Category Covers:

Round-trip flight tickets to Vienna, Austria.

 

Accommodation is included.

Personalized invitation letter for the conference.

Schengen Austria Visa support for the European region.

Conferencing meals.

Conference toolkit and souvenir.

Sponsorship to speak at the conference.

Professional certificate upon attendance.

Global Leader Award.

Fully Funded Scholarships and financial support.

Partially Funded Category

Partially Funded Scholarship covers everything above but not the flight.

Objectives of the One World Vision Conference 2026

 

The One World Vision Conference 2026, organized by Rising Leaders Magazine, is empowerment movement, collaborative effort, and making a global difference. The participants will engage in leadership workshops, cultural interactions, and networking activities aimed at motivating them to make the world a better place.

About the Organization

 

Rising Leaders Magazine is a US-based publication with presence in Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the UAE.

Together with international institutions and libraries in Europe, we are pleased to cooperate with the renowned historic Mazarine Library (founded in 1643), top Swiss universities, and international airports in Europe, America, and the Arab world.

Eligibility Criteria

 

Applicants of all nations are welcome.

Open to students from any field of study.

IELTS is not needed.

People of all ages and backgrounds who are dedicated to bringing about positive change are invited, including:

Students

Professionals and business leaders

Social workers and advocates for youth

Health practitioners

Policymakers

Educators and trainers

Lawyers and diplomats

Volunteers and future young leaders.



KAUST MEWC Winter Camp 2026 applications are currently ongoing. It is a Fully Funded Students' Camp for students residing in any part of the globe. KAUST Winter Camp is 6 weeks long, and MEWC is the Microelectronics Winter Camp (MEWC). It is a fully funded six-week research internship at the KAUST Campus. This Program will be held from 12th January to 19th February, 2026. This Program is offered to Undergraduate and Master Students. The Objective is to familiarize them with a Research Project. There is no application fee. Details About KAUST MEWC Winter Camp 2026

Host Country: Saudi Arabia

Location: KAUST Campus

Duration: 6 Weeks

Camp Dates: 12th January to 19th February, 2026

Benefits: Fully Funded

Deadline: 23rd October 2025

Financial Benefits

The Program Covers:

Living Expenses Stipend at KAUST.

Logistics and Visa Assistance (Flight Booking, Airport Transfer).

Free on-campus accommodation.

State-of-the-art research facilities and equipment access.

Achievement Certificate for successful completion of the program.

KAUST Microelectronics Winter Camp (MEWC) aims and objectives

It is the aim of the program to extend technical as well as innovative competence of undergraduate and master students majoring in fields of vital importance in microelectronics.

Program Highlights

Research project work on advanced electronics.

Practice on recent technologies such as integrated circuits (ICs), inkjet printing, 3D printing, and self-assembly.

Prototype a device on a given project.

Research skills and e-poster designing workshops.

There will be an e-poster competition at the end of the program too.

Social interactive activities.

Eligibility Criteria

Participant countries have no restrictions.

Final-year undergraduate or current master's students in any course of study that is closely related to electrical and computer engineering.

Have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 on 4.00 or better.

Have good English language skills.

Be highly motivated toward conducting research projects.

Documents Required

Updated curriculum vitae (CV)

Official transcripts (English)

Copy of passport for non-Saudi applicants or Saudi national ID for Saudi applicants.

 

Young leaders and international students can now go to fully sponsored youth forums, conferences, and summits in 2025/26. These best events cover airfares, accommodation, dining, and program charges, so they are accessible to students at any level of academia. Better still, no IELTS requirement is necessary, so overseas events are now accessible to different classes of young people.

Organized in North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe, the events provide platforms for cultural exchanges, leadership, and global networking. The guest participants also receive official letter invitations for easy visa processing.

Amongst the featured events, Turkey's Global Change Summit 2025 (Dec 12–15) and Portugal's World Youth Forum 2026 (Feb 19–22) present lively forums on topics of international import. The Young Economic Forum 2025 in Madrid (Nov 9–11) is geared towards economic and policy wonks, and the Human Rights Forum 2025 in Hungary (Dec 9–11) will be justice and equality centric.

Other major events are the Leaders Summit 2026 in Washington DC (Feb 13–15), Global Youth Convention 2025 in Italy (Dec 11–14), and Mandela Impact Forum 2025 in South Africa (Nov 20–23). Sustainability interested participants may opt for the UN SDGs Forum 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand (Nov 6–9).

Cultural enrichment is also anticipated by next-gen leaders in Discover Alberta 2026 Exchange in Canada (May 26–29), and local interactions will be led by DLL Conference 2026 in Tanzania (Zanzibar) (Jan 16–19) and the Future Action Summit 2025 in Malaysia (Nov 27–30).

As deadlines approach, students should apply early, submit strong applications, and seize these world youth leadership opportunities. These summits are not conferences — they're gates to changemaking futures.

The most awaited Youth Conference of 2026 is now available for application. Spain is Calling. Open application for the Youth Global Forum 2026 in Madrid, Spain. It is a Fully Funded event from 15th to 18th January 2026 in Madrid. YGF Duration is 4 Days. The Forum is now open for applicants worldwide. It is not an ordinary conference, but it has top-level discussion, Guided tours to the Spanish Parliament, policymaking centers, and innovation centers. YGF will comprise around 150 Applicants from worldwide. No IELTS is required. The Fully Funded Scholarship comprises the Participant's Airfare, Accommodation, Food, Visits, certificates, and Conference attendance. You may apply for the YGF online, or read below more details.

Youth Global Forum 2026 in Madrid, Spain

Host Country: Spain

Location: Madrid

Duration: 4 Days

Program Dates: 15th to 18th January 2026

Benefits: Fully Funded

Scholarship Deadline: 25th Nov 2025

Number of Seats

Total: 150

Fully Funded: 30

Partially Funded: 40

Forum Access Only: 30

Self-Funded: 50

Financial Benefits

The Fully Funded Scholarship Covers:

Round Trip Flight

Shared Accommodation

Daily Breakfast

Invitation Letter

Visa Support (Invitation & Guidance)

Lunch During Forum Days

Full Forum Access & Session Attendance

Study Visits (Parliament, Hubs)

Best-Quality Forum Products

Certificate of Attendance

Cultural Exchange Night & Networking

The Partially Funded Scholarship Includes:

All the above, except for the Airfare.

Forum Access Includes:

All the above, except for the Airfare and Accommodation.

Guaranteed Attendance (Self Funded)

If you prefer a specific Selection at the YGF Spain without going through the selection process. Please sign up here and check the category 'Self-Funded'. It is the most easy-going one. Please note that it is not Visa confirmation.

Get an Invitation Letter to Join With Your Visa (Officially Signed)

Do I need a Schengen Visa to join for Youth Global Forum 2026 in Madrid? Click on the link below to download the letter and select 'Invitation Letter'.

Youth Global Forum 2026 provides a unique space where global youth leaders will gather, debate, and chart the future they want to create.

Forum Themes

Artificial Intelligence disruption

Climate degradation and challenges to sustainability

Economic insecurity and unemployment among youth

Loss of values of democracy and engagement

Mental health crises and well-being

Peacebuilding and protecting human rights.

Eligibility requirements

Nationality: Anyone in the world can apply to Youth Global Forum 2026.

Age group: Suitable for individuals aged 16-45 years.

Target Group: Suitable for students, recent graduates, young professionals, civil society, NGO staff, social entrepreneurs, tech entrepreneurs, and think tank members.

Experience: No prior experience needed.

About the Fellowship Programme

For this recruitment, we are looking for the next group of fellows for our dynamic and ambitious fellowship programme beginning in 2026. The fellowship programme will be tasked with developing synergies between researchers, journalists, and policymakers in investigating the effects of digital technology and AI on media, politics, and democracy. By the fellowship program, chosen fellows will be able to create new knowledge, input in the public discourse, build new networks, work with a mentor from DDC, the broader DDC context, and its partners, and deliver concrete outreach products such as policy briefs, educational packages, and lectures.

The Digital Democracy Centre x TrygFonden Fellowship Program is open to a variety of fellows, such as academic fellows working on digital technology and democracy, journalist fellows reporting on issues related to digital democracy, and policy fellows working on regulatory discussions and real-world application in the arena of digital democracy.

About the Digital Democracy Centre (DDC)

Our world has come to the point at which digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) are spreading. Digital technologies and AI can enhance or substitute human decision-making in the service of the public good, but they can also disrupt and endanger it. The effect of data, digitalization, and AI on media and politics reaches the very heart of democracy. Problems like new AI tech, microtargeting, automated robot journalism, misinformation, authenticity in photos and text, trust in information, and algorithmic decision-making in institutions both public and private pose critical questions which are usually not resolvable through a one-sided point of view.

The DDC was established at the University of Southern Denmark in 2021 to meet this challenge. The DDC plans to develop innovative socio-technical, inter-disciplinary methods to research the influence of digital technology and AI on politics, media, and democracy. The key research themes are Digital Democratic Integrity, Digital Democracy and Societal Transition, AI, Media and Journalism, and Citizens, Organisations, and new Technologies. The DDC consists of 40 researchers who are top scholars in fields including AI, algorithms, computer science, communication, journalism, economics, political science, media studies and law. During the initial years, the DDC initiated a series of interdisciplinary research projects with SDU, foundation, and external media partner funding and received national and international funding for additional projects. Ph.D. scholars and postdoctoral researchers with an interdisciplinary outlook work across disciplines and proactively engage DDC's key subject areas through social media, etc. The DDC is headed by Professor Claes de Vreese, a Danish researcher and one of the world's foremost experts in media, technology, democracy, and political communication, Lena Frischlich, a well-known media psychologist and communication researcher investigating threats to democracy and efforts to develop democratic resistance in digital worlds, and Curd Knüpfer, a political scientist who researches the ways in which digitalization conditions communication patterns between emerging types of media, publics, and political elites.

They collaborate in close partnership with an interdisciplinary Steering Committee composed of Ayo Næsborg-Andersen, a specialist in law at the intersection between new technologies and human rights, Fabrizio Montesi, Professor of Computer Science at IMADA and chair DIAS, who leads the section of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Programming Languages, Lene Heiselberg, Associate Professor at Centre for Journalism, SDU researching audience-driven journalism, and Oliver Baumann, a Professor with special responsibilities at Department of Business & Management and Head of Section Strategic Organization Design (SOD). Purpose of the Fellowship Program

The aim of the Fellowship Program is to apply and draw on the expertise of DDC in a different manner.

The intention is to create new knowledge and facilitate interaction between TrygFonden, DDC, new and current partners of DDC, and selected fellows. We expect the Fellowship program to result in new findings and concrete products, e.g., new contacts, new partnerships, educational packages, input to the public debate in Denmark and globally, policy briefs, lectures, and other outreach. Successful fellows may be eligible for a range of advantages. In addition to their connection to their self-chosen DDC mentor, these advantages can include funding, access to research facilities through DDC, flexible working areas, speaker series, and networks, and the opportunity to present their work and become part of the extended DDC alumni community. The exact advantages and assistance given can vary according to the arrangements between the individual fellow, DDC, and any collaborating organizations.

Types of fellows

The Digital Democracy Centre x TrygFonden fellowship programme is open to a multifaceted group of fellows. The fellowship programme's target group consists of researchers, journalism graduates, and policymakers who might currently work in national and international research and educational facilities as well as in media outlets, ministries, NGOs, etc.

Therefore, the Digital Democracy Centre x TrygFonden fellowship provides three categories of fellowships:

1) academic fellows (who study digital technologies and democracy)

2) journalist fellows (who report on digital technology and democracy)

3) policy fellows (who make contributions to the regulation debate on digital technology and democracy)

Expectations

Prior to applying for their fellowship, prospective fellows must also obtain confirmation of mentorship directly from the intended mentor. Additional information regarding THE PEOPLE who work at DDC is accessible through OUR WEBSITE. It is the applicant's obligation to contact a potential mentor and gain their consent. Candidates must also arrange and gain support by their existing supervisors/ heads of departments/managers, etc., prior to making their application.

Throughout the duration of the fellowship, fellows are required to work actively in DDC-related activities, interact with other fellows or scholars working at DDC, attend seminars or workshops, and make contributions to the general goals of the fellowship program and DDC.

This may involve stays for different durations at the DDC. Stays should usually be arranged to work according to the Danish working calendar and need to be agreed upon with the corresponding mentor. Fellows are also asked to report their findings, e.g., take part in public outreach events.

At most two months after their fellowship, fellows are required to submit a brief report on their fellowship experience. Fellows will also be included automatically in the broader DDC alumni network.

Practical Information regarding the Fellowship Program

The Digital Democracy Centre x TrygFonden fellowship program is an interactive program, and there is no single universal method.

The fellowship duration is variable (2-12 months), as is the content and backgrounds of candidates. We are looking for fellows who are interested in a fellowship to start in 2026 for this call. Fellowship funding is provided in the form of either a salary subsidy or a stipend to cover travel and/or accommodation costs. Candidates must outline the posts they are applying for support for in their application. The structure of every fellowship will consist of a principal mentor/host from the DDC and appropriate external partners to DDC that actively participate in cooperation with the fellow and the intimate dialogue with the management team of the DDC. The detailed team is formed in cooperation with TrygFonden. Application and Deadlines

Applicants looking to pursue a fellowship in 2026 must submit an application accompanied by a CV and an individual project plan that must be accompanied by a proposal for a particular project to be executed in partnership with a practice partner.

This may, for instance, be a tangible invention that is connected to an active research project either at DDC or at other research institutes, it may involve pragmatic cooperation with NGOs and/or consumer organizations, media outlets, or with public institutions like schools, ministries, etc. It may also involve generating political advice or shaping practical initiatives in public administration. The application should be made in the English language. Application should include the following:

Preliminary title of the project

Brief project description and reason (max 1000 characters)

Detailed description and timeline (max 2400 characters)

including the agreed-upon mentor

including duration of fellowship expectations (at least two months can include shorter periods of stay at the DDC and remote periods) and start date  within the Danish working hours.

work plan (division between remote work / in-office work in Odense, Denmark, etc.)

Description of the particular activities and work with practice partners external to the organization (max 1000 characters)

Anticipated 'product', impact, and output (max 500 characters)

Attached CV (max 5 pages)

Overview of the positions for which financial assistance is requested (e.g., flights, accommodation, research expenses, salary compensation, stipend, etc.)

Application deadline: 15th September 2025

The interdisciplinary committee will make the choice regarding the acceptance or rejection of an application. The candidates will be notified on or before October 15th, 2025.

Excellent and fully funded scholarship to study in the UK at a world top-class university. Apply for the Clarendon Scholarship 2026 at Oxford University. The Clarendon Fund gives 200 Fully Funded Graduate scholarships to all international students of any nation to pursue full-time or part-time Master's or DPhil degree courses. All academic Fields and disciplines are open. You have enough time to apply for a course at Oxford University in December or January 2026. No separate application is required. You will be automatically considered for the Clarendon scholarship. UK citizens are also eligible.

Details about the Clarendon Scholarship 2026 at University of Oxford in the UK

Study Location: UK

Name of University: Oxford University

Scholarships Offered: 200

Degree Level: Master's or DPhil

Deadline: Jan 2026 (Course Application Deadline)

Clarendon Scholarship Award

The Scholarship Covers:

The Tuition Fee in full and College Fees will be covered for the DPhil and master's courses.

Grant per year for living expenses.

In Part-time courses, you will receive a study support grant.

Symposia access, cultural attractions like theaters, and historic places.

Awardable courses

No subject of study is excluded. All part-time and full-time DPhil and Master's courses are eligible for the Clarendon Scholarship. See the list of courses.

Eligibility Criteria

There is no geographical restriction; UK Citizens are also welcome.

Anyone from any nationality, race, ethnicity, or gender is welcome to apply.

You need to apply for the course at your preferred Oxford by Dec or January 2026 course deadline, in order to stand a chance of getting a Clarendon scholarship.

You must apply first for admission to the course. The academic department will then review the application and forward the list of the shortlisted candidates to the Clarendon Fund Administrator.

Satisfy the course admission requirements.

Application Process for the UK Clarendon Scholarship

Make use by December or January closing date to get shortlisted for a Clarendon scholarship. (The following is a List of the Course Directory)

Your application will be reviewed by the academics.

The department will complete your graduate position and let you know the outcome.

If you are awarded (and take up) a Clarendon scholarship, your funding is then secured. You begin your course in October 2026.

Clarendon Scholarship Website

To apply for the Clarendon Scholarship, Go to: https://www.ox.ac.uk/clarendon/information-for-applicants/timeline

Fast Facts about the Clarendon Scholarship at Oxford University

200 Fully Funded scholarships for any master's or doctoral degree courses.

Apply and secure admission at Oxford University.

You will automatically be considered for Clarendon without a further application.

There are no restrictions on nationality, ordinary residence, or field of study.

The Applications are now open for the NTU Global Connect Fellowship 2026. It is a Fully Funded Fellowship for 2 to 3 months at Nanyang Technological University. The Fellowship is available for Bachelor's and Master's students of all over the world. There is no application fee. The program will be from 1st Feb to 31st March 2026. The Purpose of the NTU Global Connect Fellowship is to carry out Research on Projects under the guidance of the NTU Faculty. The GCF Fellowship is open to candidates from all fields. GRE and IELTS are not needed. Information About NTU Global Connect Fellowship 2026 in Singapore

Host Country: Singapore

University Name: Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

Duration: 2 to 3 Months

Program Dates: 1st Feb to 31st March 2026

Benefits: Fully Funded

Deadline: 30th September 2025

Financial Benefits

The Program Covers:

Return Airfare Tickets

Full Tuition Fee Waiver

Accommodation

SGD 2,000 settling-in allowance (first month)

SGD 1,500 Monthly Stipend

Visa Cost

Registration Fee

Living Expenses

Meals

Features of the NTU Global Connect Fellowship

No GRE/TOEFL/IELTS required

No minimum GPA

No application fee

Reference Letters are optional

Open to all nationalities

Research mentorship by world-leading faculty

Explore Singapore

Social engagement & networking

Eligibility Criteria

The Fellowship is open to all the Nationals.

The Fellowship is for Bachelor's/Master's students graduating in 2026 or 2027.

Applicants from all fields are invited.

Be Eligible for the Student Pass (Singapore Visa)

Documents Required

Personal details

Academic credentials (transcripts)

Copy of passport

Photo

Academic reference letters

Statement of purpose

1-2 minute motivational video

How to Apply for the NTU Global Connect Fellowship (GCF) 2026?

The applicants must apply online. The list of projects is made available in the online application portal.

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