Internet Society Fellowship Program: Explore Prerequisite Courses
About this opportunity
Prerequisite courses for the Internet Society Fellowship Program are available to explore.
The Internet Society Fellowship Program is a global initiative offering internet policy, connectivity, and safety/security-focused training and support for fellows to develop expertise and implement projects. Applicants must complete foundational and track-specific courses before applying, covering topics like Internet governance, encryption, community mobilization, and technical training. Fellows then engage in project implementation aligned with their chosen sub-track (e.g., Internet Policy, Community Mobilization, or Peering). The program includes expert sessions, events, and mentorship throughout the fellowship period, with opportunities to attend Internet Governance Forums (IGF), regional IGFs, and advocacy workshops. Projects focus on advocacy, policy engagement, technical capacity-building, or community-driven connectivity solutions across multiple categories, such as multistakeholder governance, open internet defense, or IXP development.
Key details
What you get
- Access to **pre-fellowship training modules** (e.g., microlearning courses, expert sessions).
- Opportunity to **attend global events** (e.g., IGF, WSIS Forum, advocacy workshops).
- Support for **project implementation** aligned with your chosen sub-track (e.g., policy advocacy, technical training, or community mobilization).
- **Mentorship and networking** with Internet Society experts and peers.
How to apply
- Complete **foundational and track-specific Internet Society courses** before applying (e.g., microlearning modules, expert sessions).
- Select a project category that best fits your proposed work (e.g., **Internet Policy, Community Mobilization, or Peering**).
- Submit your application (exact steps not detailed in the source).
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