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2027/2028 Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health Program at the Global Brain Health Institute.

Global Brain Health Institute

6 days leftUp to $25,000 pilot award

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A competitive year-long fellowship for emerging leaders aiming to advance brain health equity, with study options at UCSF or Trinity College Dublin, starting August 2027.

About this opportunity

The Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health Program is a year-long fellowship run by the Global Brain Health Institute, based at Trinity College Dublin and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). The program brings together experienced professionals from diverse disciplines committed to advancing brain health equity through leadership, collaboration, research, and innovation. Fellows can choose to study at either UCSF in the United States or Trinity College Dublin in Ireland, beginning in late August 2027. The program combines classroom learning with mentorship, leadership development, and practical experience in clinical and community settings, culminating in an academic Certificate in Equity in Brain Health. What you get • Interdisciplinary curriculum focused on brain health, dementia, and health equity • Access to world-class researchers, clinicians, artists, and policymakers for lifelong collaborations • Leadership development and skills training in communication, research design, and advocacy • Career mentorship from GBHI faculty and local community mentors • Competitive pilot award funding of up to $25,000 for projects in home community • Academic Certificate in Equity in Brain Health from UCSF or Trinity • Membership in global Atlantic Fellows community for lifelong engagement How to apply 1. Visit the Official Webpage of the Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health Program to access the application portal

Requirements

The full eligibility requirements and documents needed are listed on the official page. Check them before you start your application.

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