DPU Fellowship schemes

The Bartlett Development Planning Unit promotes the view that learning by doing is a core principle to promote socially minded development practitioners. This ethos underpins all of our MSc teaching, and has also influenced the development of our exciting fellowship schemes.
 
Our fellowships are aimed at our alumni and provide the opportunity to develop experience in the field and to build upon the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the MSc study.
 
In addition, fellowships are based at institutions that we have close relations with. The work undertaken during the fellowships are valuable in supporting our partner organisations in their operations.
 
We offer the following fellowships, listed below.

DPU/ACHR/CAN Fellowship Programme

As part of a long-standing partnership between the Asian Coalition of Housing Rights (ACHR), the Community Architects Network (CAN) and The Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU), the DPU Alumni fellowship program aims to offer experience and on-the-job-training for junior development practitioners throughout Southeast Asia. This partnership is based on the shared institutional purpose of fostering people driven development while advocating for planning for socio environmental justice.

SLURC Fellowship

The DPU in partnership with the Sierra Leone Urban Research Centre offers an exciting opportunity to an exceptional graduate. The fellow will become part of the core staff of the Sierra Leone Urban Research Centre with the title of Communications and Information Management Officer. In consultation and under the direct supervision of the Centre Co-directors and in collaboration with the Communication Officer, the fellow will produce, deliver and maintain information collection and management tools including the website, the newsletters and other SLURC knowledge outputs, as well as coordinate the implementation of the physical and online resource unit encompassing existing urban knowledge in Sierra Leone.

Applications for the Fellowship are now closed.