Frequently Asked Questions for Fellows

The fellowship is open to applicants currently enrolled in master’s or post-graduate programs, or who have graduated within the last 5 years (not earlier than 1 July 2021), from a degree program in engineering, finance, business, sustainability, environmental management, public policy, or other relevant fields.

Yes. As long as you are able to commit full-time to the fellowship project (3 or 6 months) between April and September 2026, you are eligible to apply.

Applicants who have graduated on 1 July 2021 or later (within the past 5 years) are eligible to apply.

Yes. If you can commit full-time to the fellowship project for at least 3 months between April to September, you are eligible.

The fellowship is a full-time commitment.

  • If you are looking for a summer internship or have a limited period to commit, the 3-month option is suitable.
  • If you are seeking a more immersive experience, exploring a career pivot, or wish to contribute over a longer period, the 6-month option would be ideal.

All fellows receive a fixed stipend of INR 50,000 per month of their fellowship.

Yes. Training ensures all fellows begin with a strong foundational understanding of climate and sustainability. Sessions are conducted virtually by experts and industry leaders. Climate Corps Training is conducted in three phases: Asynchronous in January 2026; Live Level UP (Understand + Practice) in February-March 2026, and Continued Learning in April-September 2026. Learn more about the training here. Attendance is mandatory, as the certificate of completion is awarded only after meeting participation requirements.

The host organisation is where you will work during your fellowship. Fellows are matched to host organizations based on skills, experience, and interests. Each host assigns a supervisor/reporting manager who acts as your primary point of contact and guide throughout the fellowship. The Climate Corps provides engagement management support during the fellowship through regular check-in calls and assistance with expert connection requests. Here’s a list of our previous hosts and projects.

The matching process considers your skills, experience, and interests alongside the project requirements of host organisations. Matching takes place in February and March.

You will join the Global Climate Corps alumni network, gaining access to a global community of climate leaders and professionals. Learn more about the network here.