The Coordinator will oversee the fellowship portfolio, taking charge of the application processes, facilitating onboarding, and delivering continuous support for fellows. They will also handle administrative duties, oversee program budgets, and orchestrate the logistics for seminars, conferences, and workshops. Applicants should possess a minimum of two years of administrative experience and demonstrate strong organizational capabilities. A bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline, such as History or International Relations, is desirable.
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