Develop Your Potential as a Champion of the Internet. For Everyone.
Develop Your Potential as a Champion of the Internet. For Everyone.
The future of the Internet is in your hands. Our fellowships are designed to give you the tools you need to succeed.
The Internet flourished thanks to people who worked tirelessly to help it grow. While it continues to expand and evolve daily, the Internet faces threats and challenges on many fronts. That is why we have developed a range of fellowships for you to shape the future path of the Internet.
Our fellowships will:
Expand your knowledge.
Equip you with the knowledge, skills, and competencies to grow as an Internet leader.
Accelerate your career.
Give access to today¡¯s leading Internet thinkers and organizations.
Enable you to lead projects that give you hands-on experience while you advance the global Internet.
Join a Global Network of Internet Leaders
Graduating from one of our programs is just the beginning of your journey. The Internet Society Alumni Network will be waiting for you! Continue your growth as an Internet leader by joining a community of influential Internet experts. Make your mark on the future of an open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet.
Whatever stage you¡¯re at in your career, we have a program for you. Whether you want to develop new skills or strengthen your current competencies, you will be able to do so while surrounding yourself with a global community of like-minded Internet leaders.
What you choose to do today will change the Internet of tomorrow.
Leadership Fellowships
Gain a unique perspective on the Internet and boost your career as Internet leader.
For 30 years, the Internet Society has been empowering people from around the world to contribute to the development of the Internet, ensuring that this incredible global network that billions of us rely on remains open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy. We are trusted by Internet leaders because we helped build and shape the Internet.
Our programs have been enabling, equipping, and supporting Internet champions globally for more than 10 years. Our instructional approach is grounded in social learning¡ªwe want to listen to you and encourage you to learn with us. We offer program participants the chance to network and learn from Internet Society and industry experts as well as our academic partners.
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