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CSIS is now accepting applications for the 2017 AILA International Fellowship  Take a look at highlights from last year's program in this short video. Program Dates: September 18-22, 2017 Application Deadline: May 7, 2017 Tuition: $4,500 USD*
CSIS is now
accepting applications for the 2017 AILA International Fellowship (AIF). Each
year, mid-career professionals from around the globe are selected to
participate in an intensive, one-week fellowship program that equips
aspiring leaders to be effective and ethical changemakers.
Through interactive and experiential learning sessions led by CSIS's network of world-class scholars and practitioners, AIF Fellows gain a deeper understanding of the complex global dynamics and moral dilemmas they face as leaders.  
For more
information about application details and program logistics, pleasevisit the AIF website.
Questions? Contact CSIS Director of Training Initiatives,Barbara Petzen.
*Tuition does not include lodging or transportation. A limited amount of tuition assistance for outstanding candidates in the not-for-profit sector may be available. |
Sunday, March 12, 2017
2017 AILA International Fellowship
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