Eligibility
ACONA welcomes applications from highly qualified candidates who demonstrate 3-5 years of advanced professional or research experience in one of the following broad fields:
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Arms control and nuclear issues;
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Negotiation and mediation;
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International peace, security, and global affairs, particularly U.S.-Russia-China-EU relations.
International experience, advanced degree(s), and public recognition of achievements desirable.
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How to Apply
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The call for applications for the 2023-2024 ACONA Fellowship Cohort is closed. The call for applications for the 2024-2025 ACONA Fellowship Cohort will open in March 2024.
The following application documents must be submitted:
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Motivation letter (1-2 pages) that documents passion for arms control, negotiation, and/or international peace and security. In your letter, please state that you have reviewed the curriculum and requirements, confirm that you intend to participate in all parts of the 12-month ACONA program, and explain what you would bring to the ACONA community.
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CV/resume (max. 5 pages) that reflects relevant experience.
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Letter of recommendation that highlights exceptional relevant work.
Important: Applicants must submit both the motivation letter and CV/resume via email in PDF formats. The recommendation letter must be submitted directly by the recommender (not by the applicant) to ACONA. Recommendation letters should be saved as "[Applicant Last Name] [Recommender Last Name] Recommendation.pdf" Candidates will be notified of their application decision in June 2024. If you have any questions about the application process, please see here or email us.