The Charlemagne Prize Fellowship is a one-year programme for non-resident researchers run by the European Academy of the Charlemagne Prize, aimed at young European researchers, next-generation policy experts, innovators and opinion leaders working to improve the European Union.
Requirements:
- Postgraduate qualification (preferably a Master’s degree or equivalent)
- Under 35 years of age
- Professional-level English (minimum C1)
- Citizen of an EU Member State or resident in Europe for the duration of the project.
- Submission of an innovative research proposal, consistent with the annual focus.
- Current and future relevance of the proposed research question.
- Proposal from a host institution for the duration of the fellowship.
Profile:
- University graduates, young professionals and employees of scientific, political, economic or cultural institutions or organisations.
- Individuals or groups wishing to conduct research on a specific topic over a period of 12 months
- Reliable individuals with previous research experience.
Benefits:
- Network of contacts: Access to experts, former scholarship holders and international events.
- Funding: Up to €25,000 to carry out your research project.
- Mentoring: Scientific and administrative support from an expert.
- Academic development: Time to delve deeper into your own research project.
- International exposure: An opportunity to present your work and strengthen your skills.
- Career boost: An experience that enhances your profile and CV.
How to apply:
Applicants must upload their CV in English (PDF), their research proposal (PDF) and, optionally, supporting documents, references and certificates (all combined into a single PDF file).
Deadline: 31 July 2026.
More information: Eurodesk
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