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Bourse ClimateCAP 2027 pour étudiants MBA dans le domaine du climat et des affaires
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Date de publication 14/09/2026 Date limite de candidature 26/10/2026 Type d'opportunité Bourses Éditeur Foras Khadra Pays disponibles Tous les pays du monde, Le Monde arabe, Palestine, Jordanie, Syrie, Liban, Irak, Arabie saoudite, Koweït, Qatar, Bahreïn, Émirats arabes unis, Oman, Yémen, Égypte, Soudan, Libye, Tunisie, Algérie, Maroc, Mauritanie, Djibouti, Somalie, Comores Description

The ClimateCAP Fellowship is an annual programme managed by ClimateCAP at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. It is designed to prepare the next generation of climate leaders and changemakers from the MBA student community. The 2027 Fellowship runs from January through December 2027 and combines learning and professional development, expert and peer networking, and an applied climate-and-business project.


Each Fellow develops an independent project focused on a climate-and-business issue, supported by peers, advisors and ClimateCAP leadership. Fellows refine and execute their projects throughout the year and present their work at the end of the Fellowship. They are also expected to publish a public output related to their project.
Détails
  • Organiser: ClimateCAP at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.
  • Target group: MBA students.
  • Fellowship duration: January–December 2027.
  • Application is entirely online.
  • There is no application fee or programme participation cost.
  • All Fellowship activities are virtual except the ClimateCAP Summit.
  • The ClimateCAP Summit will take place on February 5–6, 2027 at Fordham Gabelli School of Business in New York City.
  • Fellows are expected to purchase a ticket and travel to the Summit in New York.
  • Virtual programme events take place during U.S. daytime hours.
  • Fellows can expect approximately one hour per month of learning and cohort experiences during the academic year.
  • The climate-action project is expected to require approximately 2–4 hours per week during the school year and 1–2 hours per week during the summer.
  • Applicants must identify an advisor for their project before submitting the application.
  • Advisors may come from academia, industry, entrepreneurship, investment, policy or nonprofit organisations.
  • The application includes a resume, Fellow Expectations acknowledgment, a video statement of no more than one minute, short-response questions, and a 1,500–2,200-word project proposal.
  • The project must focus on a climate-and-business issue and does not need to present a fully developed solution.
  • The proposal must address the issue and why it matters, why the problem persists, existing efforts, the proposed Fellowship exploration, and open questions and learning goals.
  • At the end of the Fellowship, Fellows present their project to ClimateCAP leadership and peers and publish a public project output. 
Critères d'éligibilité
  • Must be currently enrolled in an MBA programme.
  • Must remain enrolled in an MBA programme throughout the entire Fellowship year, January–December 2027.
  • Justified exceptions, such as one-year MBA programmes or non-traditional academic calendars, may be considered.
  • Students in dual-degree programmes may apply if one of their degrees is an MBA.
  • Previous professional experience in climate change or related industries is not required, although it is welcomed.
  • Should be interested in using an MBA to become a future climate leader or changemaker.
  • Excellent academic record.
  • Ability to commit to the duration and intensity of the Fellowship.
  • Demonstrated interest or experience in a sector-specific or climate-related area.
  • Established record of professional achievement.
  • Excellent research and writing skills.
  • Self-motivation and ability to work independently.
  • Flexibility and willingness to participate in co-design.
  • Creativity and resourcefulness to design and implement a climate-action project.
  • Strong communication skills.
  • Clear intention to make a positive climate impact.
  • Demonstrated potential for a future career in climate leadership.
  • Willingness to engage with the ClimateCAP community and expand personal and professional networks.
  • Strong command of English.
  • Ability to attend the ClimateCAP Summit in New York on February 5–6, 2027. 
Avantages de l'opportunité
  • One-year Fellowship experience.
  • US$2,000 award for selected 2027 Fellows, paid in one instalment at the beginning of the Fellowship. The award is considered taxable income.
  • Personal and professional development in climate and business.
  • Workshops and conversations with experts and thought leaders.
  • Strong peer network of MBA students interested in climate.
  • Mentorship and support from ClimateCAP leadership and peers.
  • Opportunity to design and implement an applied climate-and-business project.
  • Opportunity to produce a professional/public project output that can strengthen a resume.
  • Final project presentation to ClimateCAP leadership and peers.
  • Opportunities to build a professional network in climate leadership.
  • Participation in the ClimateCAP Summit in New York.
  • No application fee or programme participation cost.