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Constellations Fellowship Opens Applications for Summer 2026 to Support Emerging Climate Leaders

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New Delhi, April 28, 2026: Applications for the Summer 2026 cohort of the Constellations Fellowship are now open, offering students and recent graduates an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the climate sector through a structured, remote programme.

The Constellations Fellowship is designed to connect early-career talent with professional opportunities across a global network of climate-focused organisations. The programme provides 12–14 weeks of fully remote, entry-level work experience, enabling participants to develop practical skills while contributing to climate-related initiatives.

The fellowship focuses on building career pathways in the climate space by offering real-world exposure, mentorship, and skill development. Participants are expected to engage in project-based work, gaining insights into sectoral challenges and solutions while strengthening their professional capabilities.

As stated in the programme overview, “We are fostering the next generation of climate leaders by connecting students and recent graduates to professional opportunities within our global network of climate organizations. The Constellations Fellowship offers 12-14 weeks of 100% remote, entry-level career experience in the field. Fellows gain real-life, hands-on professional development and career-building skills.”

The initiative is positioned to support individuals seeking to enter the climate and sustainability workforce, particularly at a time when demand for skilled professionals in the sector continues to grow globally.

Interested applicants can review available positions and submit their applications through the official application portal. The programme is open to students and recent graduates looking to build foundational experience and contribute to climate action.

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