Women in Energy Fellowship – Columbia University
Professional Fellowships @Fellowships posted 3 weeks agoJob Description
The Women in Energy (WIE) Fellowship is designed by Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy to advance gender equity in the energy and climate sector. This program fosters leadership and professional growth among women early in their careers by offering educational opportunities, mentorship, and strategic networking.
Role Description:
Fellows participate in a year-long curriculum that includes leadership workshops, policy training, career guidance, and mentorship by senior energy professionals. The program culminates with a capstone project aimed at influencing energy policy or business practice.
- Application Cycle: Annually (Spring opening for Fall start)
- What You’ll Need:
- Early-career professional (3–8 years of experience in energy, climate, or sustainability)
- Strong leadership potential and commitment to equity
- Resume, statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation
- Preferred or Required Qualifications:
- Open to all gender identities, but focused on addressing barriers to women’s advancement
- Background in policy, engineering, business, or environmental fields
- Benefits and Perks:
- Access to Columbia’s academic network
- One-on-one mentorship
- Capstone project guidance
- Networking with top energy experts
- Where and How You Can Apply:
- Submit application via Columbia Energy Policy website
- Online form includes essays, CV, and letters of reference
