World Health Summit Stipend & Fellowship 2026 | Fully Funded Berlin, Germany

🚀 Introduction
Applications are now open for the World Health Summit Stipend & Fellowship 2026. This is a prestigious fully funded opportunity for young leaders in global health to attend a 3-day international summit in Berlin, Germany. The program is specially designed for applicants from low- and middle-income countries, allowing them to participate without financial burden.

📌 Fellowship Overview

• Host Country: Germany
• Location: Berlin
• Event: World Health Summit
• Dates: October 11–13, 2026
• Coverage: Fully Funded
• Number of Fellowships: Up to 15

💰 Fellowship Coverage

• Round-trip international airfare
• 4 nights accommodation in Berlin
• Meals and local transportation
• Visa and passport costs
• Official invitation letter

🎯 Eligibility Criteria

• Applicants must be from low or middle-income countries
• Active involvement in global health (work, advocacy, or community)
• Preference for early-career professionals, students, and researchers
• Must be fluent in English

🌍 Program Benefits

• Network with global leaders (WHO, CDC, ministers, policymakers)
• Participate in high-level global health discussions
• Gain exposure to latest research and innovations
• Explore career opportunities in the health sector
• Experience international environment in Berlin

📄 Required Documents

• Proof of residency (ID/Passport)
• CV
• Proof of involvement in global health
• Motivation letter

📝 How to Apply

• Application process is completely online
• Apply through the official application portal
• Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis
• Apply early as positions are limited

⏰ Deadline

• No fixed deadline
• Applications close once all fellowship spots are filled

📢 Final Note
This is a highly competitive and prestigious global health fellowship. If you are passionate about making an impact in the health sector, this opportunity can connect you with global leaders and open new career paths. Apply as soon as possible to secure your spot.