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NYU Stern Fellowship - 2026
1. Program Overview
The fellowship is designed for journalists globally who want to explore the complex intersection of climate change, financial markets, and the broader economy. It aims to provide the latest trends and fundamental factors in climate economics.
2. Key Dates & Location
i. Application Deadline: April 20, 2026
ii. Fellowship Dates: September 17–18, 2026
iii. Location: NYU Stern Campus, Greenwich Village, New York City, USA
3. Eligibility & Target Audience
i. Open to: All journalists, including reporters, editors, and freelancers.
ii. Nationality: Open to journalists from all over the world.
iii. Focus Area: Candidates interested in studying how climate change impacts housing, insurance, corporate decision-making, and financial stability.
iv. Requirement: No prior formal training in economics is required.
4. Key Topics Covered
The program features academic sessions led by NYU faculty on topics such as:
i. Climate risks to financial stability.
ii. The breakdown of housing and insurance markets due to climate events.
iii. Economics of carbon markets and climate regulation.
iv. Biodiversity loss as an economic risk.
5. Financial Benefits
This is a fully fundedfellowship.
i. Stipend: $2,000for fellows residing outside the New York Metro Area (to cover travel and accommodation).
ii. $1,000for local fellows.
iii. Meals: All meals during the two-day program are covered by NYU Stern.
6. How to Apply
You can apply by submitting your CV, a cover letter (letter of motivation), and work samples via the link provided in the image:
i. Application Link: [tinyurl.com/3hewx2nj]
The fellowship is designed for journalists globally who want to explore the complex intersection of climate change, financial markets, and the broader economy. It aims to provide the latest trends and fundamental factors in climate economics.
2. Key Dates & Location
i. Application Deadline: April 20, 2026
ii. Fellowship Dates: September 17–18, 2026
iii. Location: NYU Stern Campus, Greenwich Village, New York City, USA
3. Eligibility & Target Audience
i. Open to: All journalists, including reporters, editors, and freelancers.
ii. Nationality: Open to journalists from all over the world.
iii. Focus Area: Candidates interested in studying how climate change impacts housing, insurance, corporate decision-making, and financial stability.
iv. Requirement: No prior formal training in economics is required.
4. Key Topics Covered
The program features academic sessions led by NYU faculty on topics such as:
i. Climate risks to financial stability.
ii. The breakdown of housing and insurance markets due to climate events.
iii. Economics of carbon markets and climate regulation.
iv. Biodiversity loss as an economic risk.
5. Financial Benefits
This is a fully fundedfellowship.
i. Stipend: $2,000for fellows residing outside the New York Metro Area (to cover travel and accommodation).
ii. $1,000for local fellows.
iii. Meals: All meals during the two-day program are covered by NYU Stern.
6. How to Apply
You can apply by submitting your CV, a cover letter (letter of motivation), and work samples via the link provided in the image:
i. Application Link: [tinyurl.com/3hewx2nj]