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===== The Nuclear Security Working Group’s Congressional Fellowship program =====

  * Eligibility: Selected on the basis of professional experience, communications skills, specialized knowledge and professional references. Ideal candidates will also have an advanced degree in a relevant field, including international affairs, economics, defense planning, or a policy-relevant area of the physical sciences. 
  * Funding: $45 000 - $80 000 for 1 yr, depending on the qualification of the candidate
  * Application deadline: October 2, 2020
  * Location: Washington D.C. 
  * Website: https://nuclearsecurityworkinggroup.org/fellowship/ 
  * Notes: Fellows receive their stipends as scholarship awards, and are not eligible for benefits (i.e. health insurance). While Fellows do not need extensive experience in nuclear policy, qualified applicants will have a strong record of professional achievement in national security roles in government, the military, academia or the private sector.

RECOMMENDED FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN POLICY/GOVERNMENT.

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