The Polish National Commission for UNESCO and the UNESCO Chair for Science, Technology, and Engineering at the AGH University of Krakow (Poland) are inviting candidates from developing countries to submit applications for their Co-sponsored Fellowships in Engineering.
The fellowship aims to promote human resource capacities in developing countries and to enhance international understanding and friendship among nations and peoples.
Successful candidates stand a chance to undertake research programmes in science, technology, and engineering for six months between 1 October, 2025, and 31 March, 2026.
Benefits by institution
Each of the partnering organizations will offer benefits to successful candidates. The Polish authorities will offer free tuition for the six months and access to the university facilities and an allowance to cover all living expenses and accommodation.
On the other hand, UNESCO will offer international travel expenses, health insurance for fellowship beneficiaries who are declared medically fit, and a one-time special pocket allowance.
When to apply
Apply before May 26
Where to apply
The Polish National Commission for UNESCO, along with the UNESCO Chair for Science, Technology, and Engineering at AGH University, Krakow, is offering fellowships for candidates from developing countries.
These fellowships aim to boost human resource capacities in these countries while fostering international understanding and friendship.
Selected candidates will engage in a six-month research program in science, technology, and engineering between 1 October 2025 and 31 March 2026.
The fellowship offers significant benefits. Polish authorities will provide free tuition, access to university facilities, and a living expenses allowance. UNESCO will cover international travel expenses, health insurance for medically fit beneficiaries, and a one-time special pocket allowance.
Applications are due by May 26 and can be submitted online through the provided link.
