Scholarship
Russell E. Train Fellowships
The Russell E. Train Fellowships support conservationists from priority countries to pursue graduate-level studies. The program aims to build local capacity for conservation leadership.
About this scholarship
Russell E. Train Fellowships is offered by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) for study in Bolivia at master and phd level. The award is valued at Up to $30,000, provided as other support. Funding is awarded for a single cycle and is not listed as renewable.
What the funding covers
This scholarship is classified as other funding. Applicants selected receive Up to $30,000. Selection is merit-based, so academic and personal achievement carry the most weight.
Who can apply
The award is open to candidates applying at master and phd level. Eligible study areas include Conservation, Environmental Science and Biology. No nationality restriction is recorded for this award.
Eligibility
Applicants must be citizens and residents of eligible countries, including those in Latin America. They must be enrolled in or applying to a master's or PhD program in a field related to conservation.
How to apply
Applications close on 2024-12-18. Requirements are set by the provider and can change between intakes, so verify each item on the official page before submitting.
Eligible study levels
master and phd
Fields of study
Conservation, Environmental Science and Biology
Funding basis
Merit-based
Key details
- Provider
- World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
- Country
- Bolivia
- Award
- Up to $30,000
- Funding type
- other
- Selection basis
- Merit-based
- Study levels
- master and phd
- Fields of study
- Conservation, Environmental Science and Biology
- Nationality
- No restriction recorded
- Deadline
- 2024-12-18
- Renewable
- No
- Verified by Eternity
- Not yet verified
- Last verified
- 2026-09-02
Confirm current eligibility, deadlines, and application instructions with the provider before applying.
View official scholarship sourceLast verified 2026-09-02