The @Rotary Peace Centre is located at the @UniofBradford in the @BDPeaceAndDev. We host 10 fully-funded #RotaryPeace Fellows from around the world each year.
Many of our current Peace Fellows selected the optional ‘Africa Study Visit’ module in semester two of their master's programmes, recently visiting memorials, communities, government institutions, and international organisations in Rwanda.
Applications are now open!
The Rotary Peace Fellowship application for fully funded 2027 fellowships is now available. The application deadline is 15 May. Learn more and start an application - https://t.co/b3qA2JTupe
6 Decades Lecture: 'Has that Peace Studies problem been dealt with yet?'
Hosted by Professor Paul Rogers
Date: Wednesday 15 April
Time: 18:00 - 19:30
Venue: In person and Online
https://t.co/Vx7KJ5evNx
Do's and Don'ts for a Rotary Peace Fellowship Application -
Class 22 Rotary Peace Fellow, Sharmin Shakila, has written a useful blog post sharing helpful tips to strengthen your application (as well as mistakes to avoid). Read Sharmin's blog here -
https://t.co/JFClEkEIpw
Applications are now open!
The Rotary Peace Fellowship application for fully funded 2027 fellowships is now available. The application deadline is 15 May. Learn more and start an application - https://t.co/b3qA2JTupe
Congratulations to our Class 23 Rotary Peace Fellows who have now completed their master’s degree programmes and will graduate from the University of Bradford next year! We wish them all the best & look forward to seeing the positive impact they will have as peacebuilders!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Peace Seminar 2025, which took place at the end of October. Our Class 23 Rotary Peace Fellows delivered the seminar on the theme ‘Culture, Conflict and the Possibilities of Peace'.
We look forward to seeing you all next year!
It's no exaggeration to say that that scholarship changed my direction in life, & I have been privileged to act as Director of the Rotary Peace Centre at the University of Bradford over the past few years. Rotary have also been stalwart partners in PeaceJam and peace education.
Her are Fiona’s own words on the Paul Harris Fellowship, and her journey with Rotary - “It was truly an honour to be named a Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International's award for ‘service above self.’ My journey with Rotary started 41 years ago with a Rotary Graduate Fellowship.
Registration for the 2025 Bill Huntley Memorial Rotary Peace Seminar closes this Thursday 16th October! Due to high demand and limited numbers, we are unable to accept late registrations, or walk-ins on the day. Register via the link below -
https://t.co/0XoVkI2RuD
A very warm welcome to our Class XXIV Rotary Peace Fellows who have now started their programmes at the University of Bradford! Stay tuned as over the coming weeks we will share their biographies and you will be able to learn about their individual backgrounds and experience.
Today is UN International Day of Peace! Rotary recognises the United Nations International Day of Peace on 21 September as an opportunity to inspire acts of peace and friendship aligning with the theme Act Now for a Peaceful World.
Registration is still open for the Rotary Peace Seminar 2025! Titled 'Culture, Conflict and the Possibilities of Peace'. Registration -
https://t.co/tKhZhGEfvj
Registration is open for the Bill Huntley Memorial Rotary Peace Seminar 2025, titled 'Culture, Conflict and the Possibilities of Peace'. We look forward to seeing you there! Registration - https://t.co/tKhZhGEfvj
Join us Rotary Peace Fellows on Saturday 25 October in Bradford for the Bill Huntley Memorial Peace Seminar 2025, titled 'Culture, Conflict and the Possibilities of Peace'. Book here - https://t.co/VOQVbmRgDf
Under the overarching theme of peace; sessions explored diplomacy and negotiation, as well as contemporary topics such as artificial intelligence. Elise’s participation reflects her dedication to advancing dialogue, peace, and security on an international scale.
Elise Nassif, our Class 23 Rotary Peace Fellow pursuing an MA in International Relations and Security Studies, was one of only 15 participants selected for the prestigious Oxbridge Diplomatic Academy (ODA) Summer Programme at the University of Cambridge.
Elise was also awarded the esteemed Ambassador’s Bursary in recognition of her commitment to diplomacy and peacebuilding. The programme brought together distinguished speakers and leaders ranging from former Presidents of the UN General Assembly, to former foreign ministers.