A virtual, paid program for undergraduates and recent graduates interested in political economy, with a focus on Austrian, Bloomington, and Virginian Political Economy. A great way to help learn interesting and valuable economic concepts with policy and academic applications.
Run by Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy, an all-expenses paid trip to DC, where you’ll learn from and meet various public policy figures. Another great way to develop some knowledge and get connections. https://crcd.net/dc-fellowship
1 week all-expenses paid program at AEI, where you’ll focus on a particular topic while also doing general programming. Great for knowledge building and can be a valuable thing on your resume.
Virtual, part-time seminars exploring various topics from the humanities, from philosophy to classical literature to statecraft. A great way to expand your knowledge and become part of a good network.
Four one-week seminars exploring different topics in national security, led by experienced scholar-practitioners. Students can pick one or all and get to explore key topics in national security while improving their networks. https://hertogfoundation.org/programs/security-studies
Online, unpaid fellowship aimed at helping teenagers and young adults develop and utilize skills in public policy, with the potential for publishing your work and working unpaid at IYIP. Perfect for earlier-stage students and even high schoolers who want to develop public policy capabilities and produce good writing samples. https://yipinstitute.org/fellowship
A set of graduate-level seminars focused on US security and strategy in the modern-day, with an emphasis on policy. A great way for people with some experience or adjacent roles to learn more about the national security and foreign policy space.
