The Youth Center for Research runs an annual (virtual) transnational collaborative Summer Research Program. This program is aimed for young people to enable them in understanding development challenges facing their countries and the world at large.
The SRP provides an enriching gathering of young people from both the developing and the developed part of the world, which also facilitates a fruitful exchange of ideas and experiences. During the program, young researchers work collaboratively based on the themes drawn from the SDG 2030 agenda to work on socio-economic and political issues aligned with current national and international developmental preferences.
The program, under the guidance of practitioners and experts from various countries, helps young people in developing a proactive mindset and outlook towards exploring the issues rather than being a passive recipient of information.
Since the youth will eventually shoulder the responsibility of running the states or managing affairs, it is imperative for them to actively participate in development issues and raise an informed voice for its better reflection and accommodation in the policy process. The summer research program is an independent program majorly based on applicant’s motivation towards undertaking research and challenging their prejudices and biases while co-creating a global virtual learning space.
WORTH
- Participants will be able to engage on a global level to discuss a pressing development issue of education and delve deeper into it from multiple perspectives
- They will also have the opportunity to directly connect with experts from the field and learn from their insights and experiences
- Aspiring researchers and change makers can engage in transnational collaborative research, pick an issue of their choice and undertake more evidence-based discussion and analyses
- They will develop a better idea of research impact and its relevance for development progress.
ELIGIBILITY
- Aspiring change makers in their 3rd or 4th year of Undergraduate degree are eligible to apply
- Applicants enrolled in or graduated from Master’s are also eligible
- Maximum age limit for the program is 35
- Researchers are expected to be self-motivated with a strong sense of professional ethics. They are also expected to be comfortable with virtual arrangements and time differences
DEADLINE: June 15, 2022
To apply and for more information visit here
){kind=link}