

Apply for the Fully Funded Ppia Junior Summer Institute Fellowship 2026 in the Usa
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The PPIA Junior Summer Institute (JSI) Fellowship 2026 is a fully funded seven-week program designed for undergraduate students aspiring to become future leaders in public policy and international affairs. Hosted by top U.S. universities including Berkeley, Harvard, Princeton, Ford, and Carnegie Mellon, the fellowship provides academic training, mentorship, and career development opportunities to prepare students for graduate studies and impactful public service careers.
Who Can Apply?
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U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents.
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International students enrolled in U.S.-based institutions (only eligible for the Princeton program).
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Students graduating between December 2026 and August 2027.
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Applicants with strong academic standing and a passion for public service and policy.
What is Covered?
1. Full tuition and program fees
2. Stipend for the entire duration
3. Free course materials and textbooks
4. On-campus housing
5. Academic advising, career coaching, and mentorship
6. Access to lifelong PPIA Alumni Network and post-program opportunities
Eligibility Criteria:
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Must demonstrate leadership potential and commitment to public service.
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Should be from diverse academic, social, and economic backgrounds.
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Financial need is considered during the selection process.
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Must submit essays, transcripts, and recommendation letters as part of the application.
How to Apply:
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Complete the online application form via the official PPIA website.
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Fill in your personal, academic, financial, and extracurricular details.
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Upload:
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Resume
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College transcripts
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Financial aid verification
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Two 500-word essays
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One recommendation letter
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Review and submit your application before the deadline.
Deadline:
1st November 2025.
HOST COUNTRY
United States
ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES
United State
FUNDING TYPE
Full Scholarship
PROGRAM TYPES
Short Course
STATUS
openDEADLINE
31 October, 2025
FEATURES
- Send us an emailinfo@unyked.com