A one-year competitive program fellowships focusing on Austrian, Bloomington, and Virginian Political Economy. Participants attend a number of colloquia and read a number of different topics. Paid and a way to help learn interesting and valuable economic concepts.
https://www.mercatus.org/students/frederic-bastiat-fellowship
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.
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
Six-week summer educational program held at various top public policy schools for rising seniors. Great way to prepare for grad school and learn policy skills that are often hard to develop outside of the classroom/policy jobs. https://www.ppiaprogram.org/fellowship
Highly-selective program run by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute where you study the intellectual tradition of ordered liberty and become part of a large alumni network. Great way to improve your understanding of political thought and life and signal your interest in the right-wing world.
Six-month leadership and professional development program run by the Ronald Reagan Institute. Way for you to become a more effective leader and meet with various powerful people. https://www.reaganfoundation.org/reagan-institute/programs/civic-leaders-fellowship/?srsltid=AfmBOoqdq7HshZDOomfWch_CVtqlVXbeQpoPbjA5IGWwrUMUdFLqo4Uo
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
