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FELLOWSHIP
Up to 10 fellowships for master’s level studies are offered annually at the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center.
APPLY
The 2025-2026 Rotary Peace Fellowship application is now closed. The 2026-2027 application will be available online in February 2025.
REFERRAL
We are looking for leaders promoting national and international cooperation and peace throughout their lives.
FOR PROSPECTIVE FELLOWS
Why Duke?
The Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) is a unique, flexible interdisciplinary degree program that trains mid-career professionals who plan to dedicate their careers to policy-making and public service in and for developing countries.
Why UNC?
Rotary Peace Fellows have the opportunity to study in various departments or schools to which they are admitted. Fellows have received master’s degrees from the following departments in recent years: Global Studies, Public Health, and Social Work.
MEET OUR FELLOWS
Students at the Duke-UNC Rotary Center come from all over the world and from all walks of life.
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CURRENT FELLOWS
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Learn about our team, our pledge and the story that started it all.
Catherine Admay
Faculty Director, Duke University
Susan Carroll
Managing Director
Thomas Lasater
Program Coordinator
Suzanne Maman
Faculty Director, UNC-Chapel Hill
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL – AREAS OF FOCUS
Rotary has focused its efforts in seven areas, which reflect some of the most critical and widespread humanitarian needs. Fellows at the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center have the opportunity to gain expertise in all of the areas of focus. Read how alumni from the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center are promoting each of these areas.