To all the journalists out there, do you want to take some time off from your work and attend an immersive Journalist fellowship program in the United Kingdom with all your finances covered? Here is some exciting news: the applications are open for the Reuters Institute Fellowship Programme 2026-27. A prestigious short-term fellowship hosted by the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford offers an incredible opportunity for practicing and mid-career journalists from around the world to participate and explore Journalism in depth at the University of Oxford. The duration of the fellowship program is 3-6 months, and will commence in either January or April 2026. It’s an in-person fellowship; selected participants are expected to be at the University of Oxford for the entire duration.
The Journalist fellowship programme offers generous support to participants. The coverage includes a competitive stipend to cover living and travel-related costs. The fellowship offers working journalists hands on learning in Journalism through personal research, seminars, discussions, and networking. A total of 30 awards will be granted under this programme for the academic year 2026-27. The fellowship does not charge any application fee. While applying, the application process is online. Interested individuals must submit their applications by February 13th, 2026. Read more details below
Reuters Institute Fellowship 2026 in Oxford, UK: Overview
- Country: United Kingdom
- Institute: University of Oxford
- Eligible Countries: Open for All Nationals
- Hosted by: Reuters Institute
- Duration: 3-6 Months
- Coverage: Fully Funded
- No of Awards: 30
- Application Deadline: February 13th, 2026
Also, Check UNESCO/China The Great Wall Fellowships 2026-27
Coverage
The selected fellows will recieve following support:
- A monthly allowance of £2,000 to cover:
- Food
- Accommodation
- Living expenses
- Travel and visa fees coverage
- Covers all programme fees
- Access to the University of Oxford’s state-of-the-art facilities
Benefits
- The Reuters fellowship offers a wide range of perks and benefits
- Fellows will carry out independent research under the guidance of experts
- Exclusive access to Oxford’s research centers, libraries, study resources, and more
- Networking opportunities with mid-career journalists and experts from around the world
- Opportunity to present your work at a symposium
- Participants will gain valubale skills, knowledge, and leadership capacity
Who can Apply?
- The fellowship is open to applicants from all over the world
- Calling applications from mid-career journalists with at least 5 years of experience in journalism
- The fellowship is for practicing journalists (including freelancers)
- Must return to their work after the completion of the fellowship
- Excellent command in English language
- No IELTS/TOEFL required
- Submit a project proposal that defines your research plan during your stay
- Individuals working in public relations, public affairs, or corporate communications are not eligible
What do fellows do at the Institute?
- Conduct independent research that addresses issues in the media industry
- Participant in weekly seminars led by renowned experts in the field
- Interact with peers and experts
- Broaden their network with industry leaders
- Present their work at the Symposium
Also, Check:
- RSF Berlin Fellowship Program 2026 in Germany
- UNESCO Chair Fellowship 2026 Bolzano, Italy (Digital – Remote)
How to Apply?
The application process for the Reuters fellowship at the University of Oxford is online. Applicants need to visit the offical link mentioned below to access the application portal, complete the online application by providing all personal and professional background details, upload the required documents, and submit your application.
To learn more about the fellowship and to apply, visit the official link below:
