University of Washington’s Barer Institute Law Fellowship for Lower & Middle Income Developing Countries 2018 – USA

Application Deadline: Ongoing

Eligible Countries:  Lower & Middle Income Developing Countries

To Be Taken At (Country): USA

About the Award:  The Barer Institute selects annually three to four mid-career leaders from lower to middle income countries to enroll in the Sustainable International Development LL.M. Program and serve as change makers in their home countries upon graduation.

Type: Fellowship

Eligibility: Candidate criteria include:

1. Demonstrated need in the candidate’s home country for improved legal infrastructure in the areas of rule of law and governance, human rights, and/or economic development.
2. A substantive study proposal (1-2 pages) addressing the demonstrated need.
3. A first degree in law or equivalent.
4. A commitment to return to the home country.
5. Strong English skills. The following minimum score is required, (test scores must be less than two years old):
   • 580 TOEFL
   • 237 TOEFLC
   • 92 TOEFLiBT
6. Evidence of leadership skills.
7. At least two letters of recommendation from legal professionals in the home country.
8. Official transcripts and degree statements.
9. Resume or CV.

Number of Awards: Not specified

How to Apply: 

• Applicants may be required to participate in an interview via telephone or Skype.
• Please email application materials, and any questions you may have, to Barerifl@uw.edu.

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Award Providers: The Barer Institute, University of Washington