NYU Wagner International Fellowships

Critères d'éligibilité

Students with strong academic records, noteworthy professional experience and aspirations, and a proven commitment to public service, focusing on a relevant issue area. Fellowships are for applicants starting in the subsequent Fall semester for Master of Public Administration (MPA), Master of Urban Planning (MUP), or Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA) candidates.

Présentation du programme

## Overview NYU Wagner Named Fellowships are prestigious programs designed to attract and support exceptional students committed to public service. These fellowships recognize individuals with strong academic backgrounds, significant professional experience, and a clear dedication to addressing pressing societal issues. Recipients are expected to embody the values of the distinguished individuals for whom the fellowships are named, as well as the overarching values of the NYU Wagner community. The program fosters a cohort experience through semesterly gatherings and professional development opportunities. Applications for these fellowships are reviewed exclusively in the Fall for students commencing their studies in the subsequent Fall semester. To be eligible for consideration, applicants must ensure their complete application is submitted by the Early Action deadline. Further details on application deadlines and processes can be found on the NYU Wagner Admissions page. ## Benefits NYU Wagner offers a range of named fellowships, each providing unique benefits. While the specific offerings vary by fellowship, common benefits include: * **Full or Half-Tuition Scholarship:** Many fellowships offer full tuition coverage, while the NYU Peace Corps Coverdell Fellowship provides a half-tuition scholarship. * **Stipend for Summer Internship:** Most full-tuition fellowships include a stipend to support a summer internship between the first and second years of study, providing invaluable practical experience. * **Professional Development Programming:** All fellowship recipients participate in professional development programs, enhancing leadership skills and career readiness. * **Cohorts and Networking:** Fellows benefit from regular cohort-building activities and semesterly gatherings, fostering a strong sense of community and networking opportunities. * **Additional Specific Benefits:** * **Georgina and Charlotte Bloomberg Public Service Fellows Program:** Full-tuition, summer internship stipend, and regular cohort activities for Master of Public Administration and Master of Urban Planning candidates. * **David Bohnett Public Service Fellowship:** Full-tuition, summer internship stipend, attendance at the United States Conference of Mayors annual winter meeting, and professional development. For those interested in U.S. municipal government. * **Lisa Ellen Goldberg Fellowship:** Full-tuition and registration fee scholarship, summer internship stipend, professional development. Prefers those with a passion for storytelling and impact in multi-faith communities, philanthropy, and/or the arts. * **Henry Hart Rice Urban Studies Fellowship:** Full-tuition, summer internship stipend, professional development funding, and a first-year research assistantship at the Furman Center on Housing Policy or the Rudin Center on Transportation Policy. For Master of Public Administration or Master of Urban Planning candidates focusing on urban policy. * **NYU Peace Corps Coverdell Fellowship:** Half-tuition scholarship, participation in leadership development program, and summer internship for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. * **Lateefah Simon Social Justice Leadership Fellowship:** Full-tuition for Executive Master of Public Administration candidates demonstrating commitment to social change and equitable distribution of resources. ## Eligibility To be considered for an NYU Wagner Named Fellowship, applicants must: * Submit a complete application with all required materials by the Early Action Priority Deadline. * Demonstrate a strong academic record. * Possess noteworthy professional experience and aspirations in public service. * Show a proven commitment to public service with a focus on a relevant issue area. Specific fellowships may have additional eligibility criteria, such as program of study, prior experience (e.g., Peace Corps), or thematic interests (e.g., urban policy, social justice). ## Required Documents The official page does not explicitly list required documents specifically for the fellowship application beyond the general application materials for admission to NYU Wagner. However, it can be inferred that a complete application for admission, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, essays, and a resume/CV, would be necessary. ## How to Apply 1. **Submit Application by Early Action Priority Deadline:** Ensure your complete application to NYU Wagner, including all required admissions materials, is submitted by the Early Action Priority Deadline. Only fully completed applications will be reviewed for fellowship consideration. 2. **Notification:** Applicants will be notified in early February if they have been selected for fellowship consideration. If an invitation to interview is not received by early February, it indicates non-selection for the next stage. 3. **Semi-Finalist Interviews:** Selected applicants will participate in semi-finalist interviews via Zoom in mid-February with an NYU Wagner staff member. 4. **Finalist Selection:** Interviewed semi-finalists will be notified within 24 hours of their NYU Wagner admission decision whether they have advanced to the finalist round. 5. **Finalist Interviews and Decisions:** Finalist interviews with the fellowship committee will take place via Zoom in late March. All finalists will receive a decision within two weeks of their interview. ## Key Dates * **Early Action Priority Deadline:** Exact date can be found on the [Application Deadlines and Process](https://wagner.nyu.edu/admissions/applying) page. This is the crucial deadline for fellowship consideration. * **Early February:** Notification for semi-finalist interviews. * **Mid-February:** Semi-finalist interviews via Zoom. * **Within 24 hours of Admission Decision:** Notification for finalist progression. * **Late March:** Finalist interviews via Zoom. * **Within two weeks of Finalist Interview:** Final fellowship decisions. ## Selection Criteria The selection committee looks for candidates who demonstrate: * A strong academic record. * Noteworthy professional experience. * Clear aspirations in public service. * A proven commitment to public service with a focus on a relevant issue area. * The ability to exemplify the values of the individuals for whom the fellowships are named and the NYU Wagner community. * For specific fellowships, alignment with the particular focus of that fellowship (e.g., urban policy, social justice, municipal government). ## Tips * **Apply Early:** The Early Action Priority Deadline is mandatory for fellowship consideration. Do not miss it. * **Highlight Public Service Commitment:** Clearly articulate your dedication to public service through your essays and professional experience. * **Tailor Your Application:** If you have an interest in a specific named fellowship, ensure your application materials reflect the values and focus of that fellowship. * **Prepare for Interviews:** Be ready to discuss your experiences, aspirations, and how you align with the NYU Wagner community and the fellowship's mission. * **Review Specific Fellowship Details:** Carefully read the details of each named fellowship to understand their unique requirements and benefits. ## Official Source [https://wagner.nyu.edu/admissions/financial-aid/fellowships](https://wagner.nyu.edu/admissions/financial-aid/fellowships)

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