•Open to current graduate students and early-career professionals in designated fields: Business, Climate & the Environment, Design & Technology, Journalism, Law, Medicine, and Seminary

•Applicants must be actively enrolled in an accredited graduate/professional degree program in one of the fellowship disciplines OR be a recent graduate/early-career professional (typically within 1 to 5 years of degree completion, depending on the program track)

•Open to international applicants worldwide; candidates do not need to be US citizens

•Applicants must possess high academic standing, integrity, and demonstrated leadership potential in their chosen profession

•Professional fluency in spoken and written English is required

FASPE (Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics) is an intensive, fully funded two-week study and exchange fellowship taking place in Berlin, Krakow, and Oświęcim (Auschwitz). FASPE uses the historical framework of the Holocaust and the actions and choices of German professionals to examine contemporary ethical challenges facing professionals today. Fellows participate in seminars, visit historic sites, examine case studies, and engage in multidisciplinary discussions with leading faculty, mentors, and peers.

•Fully funded fellowship with all essential program costs covered

•Round-trip international and transatlantic airfare/travel to Berlin and returning from Krakow

•Hotel and lodging accommodations throughout the duration of the fellowship

•All meals and food expenses for the two-week program

•Local ground transportation, group travel within Germany and Poland, site entrance fees, and all curricular materials