2023 NAGTRI Fellows Programme - Deadline 14 November 2022 (for international students)

Please find the following announcement for NAGTRI's annual International Fellows Program. This program is a unique opportunity for international colleagues to gather around a common goal, eradicating public corruption in their respective countries. The program includes informative lectures, robust networking, and meaningful cultural activities. Please consider an application for the program if you qualify below.

NAAG is pleased to announce the opening of the application period for the 2023 NAGTRI International Fellows Program, which will take place from June 9-18, 2023. Deadline to register: November 14, 2022. 

The annual NAGTRI International Fellows Program is a demanding 10-day collaborative programme hosted in Washington, D.C. and New York City by the National Attorneys General Training & Research Institute, the training and research arm of the National Association of Attorneys General.

The programme provides a forum for elite government attorneys from around the world to learn from each other, explore common issues together, and establish an international network to the mutual benefit of their respective offices.

The 2023 programme theme will be “Investigating and Prosecuting Public Corruption.”

The ideal candidate is a prosecutor or other government attorney who works for the state attorney general or its international equivalent, who has a record of dedicated public service, has a connection with prosecuting public corruption matters in the course of his/her professional duties, is among an office’s highest performers and leaders, and conveys cogently in their application how they will apply the information they learn directly in their professional practice upon returning home.

International applicants may be from their country or national sub-unit’s equivalent of an attorney general office, which can include both prosecutorial offices and government civil litigation authorities. Potential Fellows must be fluent in written and spoken English. 

The application should be submitted by 5:30 p.m. ET, Monday, November 14, 2022. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.

Completed application includes:

1. Scholarship application form
2. Current resume and/or a biography demonstrating your legal work history.
3. Personal statement (300 words or less) that must include the following: your interest in the programme; your professional role working on cases related to prosecuting public corruption; expectations of the programme; how you will apply what you learn during the programme in your professional life; and how your experience would bring diversity to the programme.

By January 2023, NAGTRI will inform applicants of their application status. 

You can find the official programme announcement and more information in 2023 International Fellows Program.