The World Health Summit has opened applications for its 2026 fully funded Stipend and Fellowship Programme targeted at participants from low- and middle-income countries, including Nigeria.
- +World Health Summit opens 2026 fully funded fellowship applications
The announcement was made via the organisation’s official X account, inviting eligible candidates to apply for the global health event scheduled to hold in Berlin, Germany.
The announcement was made via the organisation’s official X account, inviting eligible candidates to apply for the global health event scheduled to hold in Berlin, Germany.
The summit will take place from October 11 to 13, 2026, bringing together stakeholders across the global health ecosystem.
The World Health Summit said the fellowship will support up to 15 participants, including individuals with lived experience in global health.
They noted that applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis and may close once all available slots are filled, urging interested candidates to apply early.
Applicants are required to submit their applications through an online portal, including a CV, a letter of motivation, and proof of engagement in global health activities such as work experience or advocacy.
Selected fellows will participate in all open sessions of the summit but will not attend as speakers.
The World Health Summit is one of the world’s leading forums for shaping global health policy and innovation, bringing together heads of state, ministers, scientists, private sector leaders, and civil society actors to address pressing health challenges.
The 2026 edition, scheduled to hold in Berlin, will feature high-level discussions, panel sessions, networking opportunities, and collaborative platforms focused on issues such as pandemic preparedness, health financing, digital health, climate and health, and equitable access to care.
The fellowship programme is specifically designed to expand participation to ensure that global health conversations reflect diverse perspectives and real-world challenges.
