
Host Country: United Kingdom
Location: London
Conference: World Conference of Science Journalists 2027
Conference Dates: 6–10 September 2027
Deadline: 23 October 2026
Successful Travel Fellows will receive support covering:
Travel & Transportation
Travel to and from London by air, rail, coach, or bus
UK visa application costs
Limited local transportation
Up to 6 nights of accommodation
Full conference registration
Conference refreshments and lunches
The fellowship is open to:
Science journalists and media professionals
Freelance journalists and communicators
Journalists covering areas such as science, health, climate and engineering
Students studying journalism, science journalism, media studies, science communication or related fields
Researchers and educators in journalism, media studies or science communication who have a proven media track record
Applicants should be prepared to provide:
CV or résumé of up to 2 pages
150–300 word professional biography
Three examples of your work or relevant URLs
A 500-word motivation statement
A plan explaining how you will share what you learn
Supporting letter from an employer, editor, educational institution, or relevant association
Passport information
Details about your professional experience and affiliation
Your work samples can include written, audio, video, or multimedia journalism.
A strong application should clearly demonstrate your experience in journalism or science communication, explain why attending WCSJ2027 matters to your professional development, and show how you will contribute to and share knowledge with your wider community.
Applicants should also explain their financial circumstances and why fellowship support is important for them.
To apply, first review the fellowship requirements and prepare your CV, work samples, and supporting letter. Then write a strong motivation statement explaining why you want to attend WCSJ2027. Complete the online fellowship application carefully and submit it before the application deadline
International (not based in one single country)