Google Public Policy Fellowship, 2017

Bachelors, Masters

Internet and technology policy

Open to international applicants

Google

24 Mar 2017

Partial Funding, USD 7,500

Selected organisations in America

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Details about Google Public Policy Fellowship, 2017

Google Public Policy Fellowship, 2017 is offered for Bachelors, Masters degree in the field of Internet and technology policy . You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 24 Mar 2017. This scholarship is provided by Google and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, USD 7,500 . This scholarship is open for: Open to international applicants.

Degree: Bachelors, Masters
Provided by: Google

Deadline: 24 Mar 2017
Scholarship value: Partial Funding, USD 7,500

Google Public Policy Fellowship, 2017 is to support undergraduate, graduate students.

Eligibility

Google Public Policy Fellowship, 2017 is open to the students passionate about technology.
Students from all majors are eligible.
The candidates should demonstrate a commitment to Internet and technology policy.
Academic excellence is taken into consideration as well as professional/extracurricular/volunteer activities, subject matter expertise.
Should possess skills like first-rate analytical, communications, research, and writing skills.
Applicants should be able to manage multiple projects simultaneously and efficiently.
The successful applicants of Google Public Policy Fellowship, 2017 will be receiving a stipend of USD 7,500.
The dates for the fellowship will be coordinated with by the fellow and host organisation.

Updated on: 14 Feb, 2020

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