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Echidna Global Scholars Program Visiting Fellowship

Offered by Brookings Institution Center for Universal Education

Echidna Global Scholars Program Visiting Fellowship: Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified. Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call. Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits.

Current status

Applications closed

Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified.

Last verified: 5 October 2026

Next review: 5 November 2026

Historical details: Clearly marked below where applicable.

Quick facts

Current statusApplications closed
Study destinationUnited States
Degree levelNot specified
FundingHistorically Fellowship
DeadlineApplications closed
DurationHistorical: Six months
Study subjectsEducation, Social Sciences
Last checked5 October 2026

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Echidna Global Scholars Program Visiting Fellowship is offered by Brookings Institution Center for Universal Education. Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified. US$22,500 is historical FAQ funding, not an announced 2027 amount.

Echidna Global Scholars at a glance

  • Provider: Brookings Institution Center for Universal Education
  • Destination: United States
  • Level: Professional or non-degree fellowship
  • Eligibility: Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call.
  • Funding: Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits.
  • Status: Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified.

Current call and application dates

Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified. Historical call: 2026. Older dates belong in the historical fields and should not be interpreted as a live application deadline.

Eligibility and study fit

Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call. Research must address gender equality in and through education and outcomes for girls, young women or gender-nonconforming people in the Global South.

US$22,500 is historical FAQ funding, not an announced 2027 amount.

Funding and costs

Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits. No graduate degree tuition. Verify travel, visa and housing provisions in a future call. Funding terms must be checked again if a future cycle opens.

How to apply or check the next call

  1. Read Brookings’ new recruitment FAQ when announced.
  2. Develop a focused gender-and-education research proposal.
  3. Prepare CV, cover letter and other call-specific answers.
  4. Submit via the Brookings application route.

Use the official provider information for the current rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Echidna Global Scholars currently open for applications?

Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified. The previous deadline is historical. Wait for a new official call before applying. Check the linked official page for any updated dates, documents and route-specific requirements.

Who is eligible to apply for the Echidna Global Scholars opportunity?

Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call. Pakistani readers should still satisfy every academic and programme condition. Check the provider for updated requirements.

What benefits are included in the Echidna Global Scholars award?

Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits. These details belong to a prior or historical call, so a later award may differ. No graduate degree tuition.

What did this scholarship historically cover?

These benefits belong to an earlier verified programme cycle and must be reconfirmed if a new call opens.

Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits. No graduate degree tuition. Verify travel, visa and housing provisions in a future call.

TuitionNone
Living stipendHistorical: USD 22,500 / one time
AccommodationUnknown
TravelUnknown
Health insuranceUnknown
Visa costsNot confirmed by the provider source reviewed
Research allowanceNot separately confirmed

Other verified benefits

Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits.

Costs not confirmed or not covered

No graduate degree tuition. Verify travel, visa and housing provisions in a future call.

Who is eligible to apply?

Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call.

Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call. Research must address gender equality in and through education and outcomes for girls, young women or gender-nonconforming people in the Global South.

Prior educationMaster’s degree completed at application
ExperienceBrookings describes a strong record, commonly ten years in relevant work in its call guidance.
Gender requirementNo additional restriction confirmed
IELTSNot specified
Host institution requiredNo
Supervisor approvalUnknown
Admission before applicationVerify

Eligible countries

Leaders and researchers from the Global South; no Pakistan exclusion is stated by Brookings.

Language requirements

Professional English required for research and policy work.

Which documents were historically required?

This is a historical checklist, not a current application checklist.

  • CV or résumé
  • Research proposal
  • Motivation letter

What should you do next?

  1. Read Brookings’ new recruitment FAQ when announced.
  2. Develop a focused gender-and-education research proposal.
  3. Prepare CV, cover letter and other call-specific answers.
  4. Submit via the Brookings application route.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Echidna Global Scholars currently open for applications?

Brookings says the 2026 visiting fellowship application is closed; no next call date is verified. The previous deadline is historical. Wait for a new official call before applying. Check the linked official page for any updated dates, documents and route-specific requirements.

Who is eligible to apply for the Echidna Global Scholars opportunity?

Global South professionals and researchers in girls’ education/gender equality; completed master’s degree, substantial professional track record and feasible research proposal under the 2026 call. Pakistani readers should still satisfy every academic and programme condition. Check the provider for updated requirements.

What benefits are included in the Echidna Global Scholars award?

Historical Brookings recruitment FAQ specified a US$22,500 stipend over the six-month visiting fellowship; professional research, policy and leadership development are core benefits. These details belong to a prior or historical call, so a later award may differ. No graduate degree tuition.