Oxford Policy Fellowship 2016 is specifically aimed at placing early-career professionals in low- and middle-income country governments to work as civil servants for a period of 2 years.Each Fellow will receive a total salary of around £26,000 per annum, and some assistance from their host ministry with visas and living arrangements, if possible.

Oxford Policy Fellowship already has 4 fellows in a different post and they are looking for additional six to nine fellow for the year 2016.Oxford Policy fellowship is open for the applicants of all nationalities with an undergraduate or graduate qualification in law or otherwise a qualified lawyer.

The fellows will also be given 2 days intensive Foundation Training course in Oxford prior to each Fellow’s departure to their posting. Oxford Policy Fellowship applications have started in February and the last date to apply is April 10, 2016 (23:59 GMT)

• Each Fellow will receive a total salary of around £26,000 per annum
• Some possible assistance from their host ministry with visas and living arrangements.
• Oxford Policy Fellowship we will organise and pay for airfares and local Oxford accommodation for fellows who are coming from overseas

• Basic Details: Candidates must download their Oxford Policy Fellowship Application Form 2016 and fill in their Basic details such as name, email id, contact number.
• Attachments: Applicants must attach the following documents:
  • CV/Resume
  • Transcripts
  • Personal Statement
  • Two Letters of Support (one academic and one professional)
• Academic qualifications: Applicants must also mention their undergraduate and graduate education qualification in the application form.
• Employment Experience: Applicants must specify their Employment experience, starting from the most recent.

Submission of the Application Form

The applicants must fill the application form completely with all the required and supporting documents to the email address recruitment@policyfellowship.org  

• Panel interview: The candidates will be called for the second round of interview. Successful candidates will be given an offer for one specific country. Applicants who are invited to Oxford for the second-round panel interview will be reimbursed for their travel costs.
• Foundation Training course: A two-day intensive Foundation Training course in Oxford prior to each Fellow’s departure to their posting will be held. This briefing session will cover useful topics such as:
  • Acclimatisation and tips on adapting to new cultures;
  • Thinking and working politically on commercial law and justice;
  • Guidance on writing succinct policy briefs;
  • Information on what Fellows can expect from the Programme (in terms of technical backstopping, health and safety and finances);
  • Security training