As part of a Young DGAP Fellowship, each fellow develops his or her own policy project in collaboration with experts from the DGAP Research Institute. Through this connection, fellows can help shape debates on foreign and security policy internally at (Young) DGAP and represent it externally, for example by organizing and participating in panel discussions or by giving keynote addresses. The fellowship can serve as a springboard for making one’s own expertise known to a wider professional audience and gaining experience in think tank work. A Young DGAP Fellowship offers a wide range of opportunities to deepen one’s knowledge in the field of foreign policy and to expand one’s network in politics, academia, and civil society. In all of this, fellows can draw on the experience, expertise, and networking of the DGAP Research Institute.

Professional guidance throughout the fellowship is provided by a mentor from the DGAP Research Institute. These mentors are contact persons for all content-related questions. They also support the fellows in the development and implementation of their innovative policy projects, provide assistance, and open doors to the policy world.

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