Atlantic Fellows for Socialand Economic Equity Programme 2027–2028
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The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) Programme is a fully funded fellowship hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at LSE. It brings together experienced activists, researchers, policymakers, artists and other social-change practitioners from around the world to develop practical and academic approaches to tackling social and economic inequality. The programme offers two tracks. The Residential Track allows fellows to complete an MSc in Inequalities and Social Science at LSE in London, while the Non-Residential Track allows fellows to remain in their home countries and complete a Postgraduate Certificate in Social and Economic Equity. Both tracks include leadership development, academic learning and opportunities to collaborate with a global network of social-change leaders.
Requirements checklist
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Must have at least 7 years of professional or practical experience challenging social and economic inequalities.
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Must meet LSE's English-language requirements.
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Must demonstrate a commitment to social change and addressing inequality.
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Must provide a clear vision of future impact and explain how the fellowship will strengthen their work.
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Must submit a CV, academic transcripts or a statement explaining that they do not hold an undergraduate degree, and a statement of academic purpose.
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Must nominate two referees and ensure both references are submitted by the required deadline.
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Applicants to the Residential Track must also meet the admission requirements for LSE's MSc in Inequalities and Social Science.
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Applicants must complete the online application through LSE's Graduate Application System.