Funded Russell E. Train Fellowships 2023

The Russell E. Train Fellowships help anybody who needs to study conservation and allied subjects for a master’s or doctoral degree.

Every year, WWF helps devoted scientists and leaders in conservation from the target countries get hold of funding for their work.

To pursue graduate-level studies (master’s and PhDs) focused toward research that fosters a better understanding of the place-based character of food system change;

EFN invitations proposals from the current and next era of academics and practitioners.

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Funded Russell Applicants may apply for as much as two years of funding and request as much as $30,000 per year.

• You have to be a citizen and legal permanent resident of an eligible nation.
• You should have not less than two years of conservation-related work or research experience.
• You should have a demonstrated dedication to working in conservation in an eligible nation.
• You have to be enrolled in, admitted to, or have applied to a master’s or PhD program wherever in the world.
• You should plan to start your studies no later than January 2024.
• To determine eligibility, you should contact EFN if you’re a WWF employee, consultant, or previous EFN grant recipient.
• You could submit all required paperwork by the applying deadline (February 1, 2023).

Applicants may apply in English, Spanish, French, or Portuguese.

Apply on University Site

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