The National Parliamentary Fellowship Program (NPFP) will select up to two fellows for a foreign policy-focused research fellowship in Beijing, China expected to commence in December 2019 for a period of up to 3 months.

The NPFP aims to identify and foster the development of a new generation of leaders, promoting investment in Australia-China relations through the networks that fellows create. Fellows will be affiliated with research mentors at the NPFP partner Peking University, pertinent to their primary policy research interest, and will attend relevant events offered through Peking University other leading Chinese research institutes and think-tanks in Beijing, including the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China. Fellows may also have the chance to attend public policy hearings and briefings in the parliament.
Further information on the program and application process is available through the following links:

• Program details and key dates
• Eligibility
• Program requirements
• Application process and selection criteria

Enquiries

CAP Student Centre | T: +61 61253207 | E: contact.npfp@anu.edu.au

Mr Will Zou | Crawford School of Public Policy | T: +61 61258247 | E: contact.npfp@anu.edu.au