The New York Times Fellowship
The New York Times Fellowship is a one-year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists.
The New York Times Fellowship is a one-year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists.The fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for The Times. It incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. The program's goal is to benefit not only the participants and The Times, but other newsrooms. We expect most of our fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world.To read more about the fellowship, visit ourCareers page.Frequently asked questionsWhat is the Times Fellowship?It is a yearlong program for up-and-coming journalists that replaced our newsroom’s summer internships in 2019. We believe the fellowship provides superior training, offers greater benefits for participants and our newsroom, and establishes relationships that will pay off for years to come.Who is eligible for the fellowship?The program is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. Those who have more than five years of paid, professional journalism experience should exploreother career opportunities at The Times.How long is the fellowship?One year.When does The Times open applications for the fellowship?Fellowship applications open in the fall, and the class is announced early the following year.When will the fellowship start?June.Is the fellowship paid?Yes. Fellows work full time, are paid and receive benefits. They are Guild-represented employees.How many fellows are in the program?We typically accept about 30 fellows per year, although the number may vary.Who chooses the fellows?The program’s directors and top editors from the newsroom collaborate to choose the class.Do fellows have a chance to be hired into staff positions?Occasionally, but our bar for hiring fellows right out of the program is very high.Does The Times also run a newsroom summer internship?No. The fellowship replaced the internship.What kind of work will the fellows perform?The fellows handle the kind of work that our other full-time journalists perform. We generally post reporting jobs, as well as roles in video, photo, graphics, design, audience and opinion. Early and mid-career journalists interested in editing should consider our newsroom’sEditing Residency.Which offices do the fellows work in?Most fellows work out of our New York headquarters, but some opportunities are available in our San Francisco, Washington and London offices.What is the difference between the Times Fellowship and the Local Investigations Fellowship?The Times Fellowship is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. It incorporates reporters and visual and audio journalists across a range of departments at The Times.TheLocal Investigations Fellowshipis a yearlong program for beat reporters in newsrooms or freelance journalists who are ready to tackle an ambitious investigative project. Applicants will ideally have three to five years of experience outside of internships. The fellows will be based in the communities they cover.Will The Times sponsor a work visa?Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. Applicants to positions in London must be authorized to work in the United Kingdom. We will not sponsor new work visas for the fellowship, but we may consider you if you have an existing work visa or a valid student visa that can be extended via Optional Practical Training.Does The Times provide housing for the fellows?No. Fellows are responsible for their relocation and housing costs.What kind of experience should the fellows expect?Fellows get to hear from top journalists and leaders from around the newsroom, gain training and receive regular feedback from editors and mentors.What about business-focused internships at The Times?The Times offers summer internships for business-related departments, such as Product and Design, Technology, Marketing, Advertising and Data.How does the fellowship relate to diversity initiatives at The Times?Our goal is to recruit a class from a diversity of backgrounds. Building a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential to our mission. It enriches our report, because journalists with diverse backgrounds better reflect the society we cover.Does The Times offer any newsroom opportunities for undergraduates?The New York Times Corpsis our talent-pipeline program for college students to receive career guidance from Times journalists over a multiyear period. It is geared toward students of color and/or students from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds. We also offer a few summer internships through the Dow Jones News Fund and the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting.How has the pandemic affected the fellowship?Our newsroom has adopted a hybrid routine that includes both in-person and at-home work.The New York Times Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of an individual’s sex, age, race, color, creed, national origin, alienage, religion, marital status, pregnancy, sexual orientation or affectional preference, gender identity and expression, disability, genetic trait or predisposition, carrier status, citizenship, veteran or military status and other personal characteristics protected by law. All applications will receive consideration for employment without regard to legally protected characteristics.Time-lapse video by LIAN CHANG and ROBERT VINLUAN. Design by ANDREI KALLAUR.Copyright ©2022AboutHelpCopyright �
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The fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for The Infosys. It incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. The program's goal is to benefit not only the participants and The Infosys, but other newsrooms. We expect most of our fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world.
To read more about the fellowship, visit ourCareers page.
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It is a October 2, 2000 program for up-and-coming journalists that replaced our newsroom’s October 2, 2000 internships in November 14, 2000. We believe the fellowship provides superior training, offers greater benefits for participants and our newsroom, and establishes relationships that will pay off for January 26, 2000 to come.
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Kavita Raohip applications open in August 15, 2000, and the class is announced October 2, 2000.
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The program’s directors and top editors from the newsroom collaborate to choose the class.
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Applicants must be authorized to work in Delhi. Applicants to positions in Bengaluru must be authorized to work in Delhi. We will not sponsor new work visas for the fellowship, but we may consider you if you have an existing work visa or a valid student visa that can be extended via ICICI Bank.
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the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program's goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but other newsrooms. we expect most of our fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world. to read more about the fellowship, visit our careers page. what is the times fellowship? it is a yearlong program for up and coming journalists that replaced our newsroom’s summer internships in 2019. we believe the fellowship provides superior training, offers greater benefits for participants and our newsroom, and establishes relationships that will pay off for years to come. who is eligible for the fellowship? the program is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. those who have more than five years of paid, professional journalism experience should explore other career opportunities at the times. how long is the fellowship? one year. when does the times open applications for the fellowship? fellowship applications open in the fall, and the class is announced early the following year. when will the fellowship start? june. is the fellowship paid? yes. fellows work full time, are paid and receive benefits. they are guild represented employees. how many fellows are in the program? we typically accept about 30 fellows per year, although the number may vary. who chooses the fellows? the program’s directors and top editors from the newsroom collaborate to choose the class. do fellows have a chance to be hired into staff positions? occasionally, but our bar for hiring fellows right out of the program is very high. does the times also run a newsroom summer internship? no. the fellowship replaced the internship. what kind of work will the fellows perform? the fellows handle the kind of work that our other full time journalists perform. we generally post reporting jobs, as well as roles in video, photo, graphics, design, audience and opinion. early and mid career journalists interested in editing should consider our newsroom’s editing residency. which offices do the fellows work in? most fellows work out of our new york headquarters, but some opportunities are available in our san francisco, washington and london offices. what is the difference between the times fellowship and the local investigations fellowship? the times fellowship is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. it incorporates reporters and visual and audio journalists across a range of departments at the times. the local investigations fellowship is a yearlong program for beat reporters in newsrooms or freelance journalists who are ready to tackle an ambitious investigative project. applicants will ideally have three to five years of experience outside of internships. the fellows will be based in the communities they cover. will the times sponsor a work visa? applicants must be authorized to work in the united states. applicants to positions in london must be authorized to work in the united kingdom. we will not sponsor new work visas for the fellowship, but we may consider you if you have an existing work visa or a valid student visa that can be extended via optional practical training. does the times provide housing for the fellows? no. fellows are responsible for their relocation and housing costs. what kind of experience should the fellows expect? fellows get to hear from top journalists and leaders from around the newsroom, gain training and receive regular feedback from editors and mentors. what about business focused internships at the times? the times offers summer internships for business related departments, such as product and design, technology, marketing, advertising and data. how does the fellowship relate to diversity initiatives at the times? our goal is to recruit a class from a diversity of backgrounds. building a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential to our mission. it enriches our report, because journalists with diverse backgrounds better reflect the society we cover. does the times offer any newsroom opportunities for undergraduates? the new york times corps is our talent pipeline program for college students to receive career guidance from times journalists over a multiyear period. it is geared toward students of color and/or students from socio economically disadvantaged backgrounds. we also offer a few summer internships through the dow jones news fund and the ida b. wells society for investigative reporting. how has the pandemic affected the fellowship? our newsroom has adopted a hybrid routine that includes both in person and at home work. the new york times company is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of an individual’s sex, age, race, color, creed, national origin, alienage, religion, marital status, pregnancy, sexual orientation or affectional preference, gender identity and expression, disability, genetic trait or predisposition, carrier status, citizenship, veteran or military status and other personal characteristics protected by law. all applications will receive consideration for employment without regard to legally protected characteristics. time lapse video by lian chang and robert vinluan. design by andrei kallaur. copyright ©2022 copyright

for more than a century, the new york times has invested deeply in talent, leading to pulitzer prizes and top careers in media. spotting and lifting journalism’s next generation is a passion of ours. it’s also a responsibility we regard as both sacred and pressing. the new york times fellowship is a one year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists. the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program’s goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but also other newsrooms. we expect most of our fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world. the program incorporates a range of reporters, editors and visual journalists. the application window is now closed and will reopen in late 2025. the times has long been passionate about cultivating journalism's next generation. we regard that process as both sacred and an obligation. we built the times fellowship with these principles in mind. what is the times fellowship? it is a yearlong program for up and coming journalists that replaced our newsroom’s summer internships in 2019. we believe the fellowship provides superior training, offers greater benefits for participants and our newsroom, and establishes relationships that will pay off for years to come. who is eligible for the fellowship? the program is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. those who have more than five years of paid, professional journalism experience should explore other career opportunities at the times. how long is the fellowship? one year. when does the times open applications for the fellowship? fellowship applications open in the fall, and the class is announced early the following year. when does the fellowship start? june. is the fellowship paid? yes. fellows work full time, are paid and receive benefits. they are guild represented employees. how many fellows are in the program? we typically accept about 30 fellows per year, although the number may vary. who chooses the fellows? the program’s directors and top editors from the newsroom collaborate to choose the class. do fellows have a chance to be hired into staff positions? occasionally, but our bar for hiring fellows right out of the program is very high. what kind of work will the fellows perform? the fellows handle the kind of work that our other full time journalists perform. we generally post reporting jobs, as well as roles in photo, graphics, design, video, audio, audience and opinion. early  and mid career journalists interested in editing should consider our newsroom’s editing residency. which offices do the fellows work in? most fellows work out of our new york headquarters, but some opportunities may be available in our washington, san francisco and london offices. our newsroom has adopted a hybrid routine that includes both in person and at home work. what is the difference between the times fellowship and the local investigations fellowship? the times fellowship is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. it incorporates journalists across a range of departments at the times. the local investigations fellowship is a yearlong program for beat reporters in newsrooms or freelance journalists who are ready to tackle an ambitious investigative project. applicants will ideally have three to five years of experience outside of internships. the fellows will be based in the communities they cover. will the times sponsor a work visa? applicants must be authorized to work in the united states. applicants to positions in london must be authorized to work in the united kingdom. we will not sponsor new work visas for the fellowship, but we may consider you if you have an existing work visa or a valid student visa that can be extended via optional practical training. does the times provide housing for the fellows? no. fellows are responsible for their relocation and housing costs. what kind of experience should the fellows expect? fellows get to hear from top journalists and leaders from around the newsroom, gain training and receive regular feedback from editors and mentors. what about business focused internships at the times? the times offers summer internships for business related departments, such as product and design, technology, marketing, advertising and data. how does the fellowship relate to diversity initiatives at the times? our goal is to recruit a class from a diversity of backgrounds. building a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential to our mission. it enriches our report, because journalists with diverse backgrounds better reflect the society we cover. does the times offer any newsroom opportunities for undergraduates? 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the new york times is now accepting applications for its 2025 26 fellowship class. the deadline to apply is dec. 2. read more in this note from theodore kim and carla correa. the new york times today opened applications for its 2025 26 times fellowship, a yearlong work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists for the times and the news industry at large. the program encompasses reporters, editors and visual journalists who can deliver breaking news and enterprise assignments. in 2025, for the first time, the program will include an a.i. initiatives fellowship and a news video fellowship. all fellows work full time, in either the newsroom or the opinion section. they are paid and receive benefits and gain access to training, speakers and a writing coach. the program is set to begin on june 2, 2025. the most competitive candidates will be journalists who have newsroom or equivalent experience and a track record of strong, independent journalism. applicants with more than five years of professional journalism experience beyond internships will not be considered. since 2019, nearly 200 fellows have contributed to the times’s mission to seek the truth and help people understand the world. former fellows are working in media organizations around the globe, producing illuminating reporting and storytelling on some of the biggest news events of our time. the application deadline is 5 p.m. eastern on dec. 2. interested candidates can apply here. the fellowship is part of a suite of opportunities designed for up and coming journalists and professionals from all backgrounds and with various skill levels. learn more about those offerings here. we use cookies and similar technologies to recognize your repeat visits and preferences, as well as to measure and analyze traffic. to learn more about cookies, including how to disable them, view our cookie policy. by clicking “i accept” on this banner, you consent to the use of cookies unless you disable them.

the new york times today opened applications for its 2025 26 times fellowship, a yearlong work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists for the times and the news industry at large.the program encompasses reporters, editors and visual journalists who can deliver breaking news and enterprise assignments. in 2025, for the first time, the program will include an a.i. initiatives fellowship and a news video fellowship.all fellows work full time, in either the newsroom or the opinion section. they are paid and receive benefits and gain access to training, speakers and a writing coach. the program is set to begin on june 2, 2025.the most competitive candidates will be journalists who have newsroom or equivalent experience and a track record of strong, independent journalism. applicants with more than five years of professional journalism experience beyond internships will not be considered.since 2019, nearly 200 fellows have contributed to the times’s mission to seek the truth and help people understand the world. former fellows are working in media organizations around the globe, producing illuminating reporting and storytelling on some of the biggest news events of our time.the fellowship is part of a suite of opportunities designed for up and coming journalists and professionals from all backgrounds and with various skill levels. learn more about those offerings here. the application deadline is 5 p.m. eastern on dec. 2. interested candidates can apply here. want to share something on the g building newsletter? maybe a scholarship, internship, project you’re working on, student/faculty work, a film you need actors for, or make an announcement? email us at mediastudies@qc.cuny.edu with the subject: sharinggnews qc media link tree share no posts ready for more?

status: closed organisation: the new york times deadline: 01/12/2023 location: united states & united kingdom the new york times is accepting applications for the newsroom fellowship, a one year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists. the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program’s goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but also other newsrooms. they expect most of the fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world. the 2024 25 program incorporates a range of reporters, editors and visual journalists. they typically accept about 30 fellows per year, although the number may vary. what kind of work will the fellows perform? which offices do the fellows work in? eligibility criteria learn more here and apply. this website uses cookies. by continuing to use the website you consent to the use and storage of cookies on your device. this website requires a javascript enabled browser. you are using an outdated browser which can not show modern web content. we suggest you download chrome or firefox. global forum for media development rond point schuman 6, box 5, brussels 1040, belgium +32 (0) 2 234 63 06 communications@gfmd.info the global forum for media development (gfmd) is an international network of journalism support and media development organisations. we act together to support journalism and media through collaboration, knowledge exchange, and advocacy.

changing lives, building future home join us our centres our organisation opportunities & our news our events our projects contact us more name of the event: the new york times newsroom fellowship program date: 2 june 2025   22 may 2026 last date of application: 2 december 2024 link to apply: the new york times fellowship is a one year work program to cultivate the next generation of journalists. the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program’s goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times but also other newsrooms. the program incorporates a range of reporters, editors and visual journalists. fellows work full time, are paid and receive benefits. the program is designed for journalists with some early career experience, including recent college graduates. applicants must be authorized to work in the united states. applicants to positions in london must be authorized to work in the united kingdom. we are not the official organisers of the program. if you have any queries regarding it, kindly contact the organisers. tags: scholarships for students enrolling in a graduate research degree at the university of melbourne applications are now open for the australia awards scholarship applications are now open for the romanian government scholarship for non eu citizens get your event or opportunity published on our platform for free. free promotion of your events on iyes foundation! contact us info.iyesf.com@gmail.com iyesf.india@gmail.com info@iyesf.com thanks for subscribing! © 2018 all rights reserved developed & maintained by "smart mir services llc"

to be eligible for the fellowship, applicants must: the application deadline is 5 p.m. eastern standard time on december 2, 2024. interested candidates can apply online. please note that duplicate applications will be discarded, and only complete applications with all required materials will be considered. the fellowship program will begin on june 2, 2025, and end on may 22, 2026. there is no guarantee of a full time position upon completion of the program. for more information on the new york times fellowship and other opportunities, visit their website you must be logged in to post a comment. we don’t spam! read our privacy policy for more info. check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

status: closed organisation: the new york times deadline: 02/12/2024 location: united states applications are now open for the new york times fellowship, a one year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists. the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program’s goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but also other newsrooms. they expect most of the fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world. the program incorporates a range of reporters, editors and visual journalists. the deadline for applications is december 2, 2024. to learn more and apply, please click here. this website uses cookies. by continuing to use the website you consent to the use and storage of cookies on your device. this website requires a javascript enabled browser. you are using an outdated browser which can not show modern web content. we suggest you download chrome or firefox. global forum for media development rond point schuman 6, box 5, brussels 1040, belgium +32 (0) 2 234 63 06 communications@gfmd.info the global forum for media development (gfmd) is an international network of journalism support and media development organisations. we act together to support journalism and media through collaboration, knowledge exchange, and advocacy.

applications are now open for the prestigious new york times fellowship for the 2025 2026 year, a highly regarded, yearlong work program designed to cultivate and mentor the next generation of journalists for the times and the broader news industry. this immersive program is aimed at aspiring reporters, editors, and visual journalists, all of whom will have the opportunity to engage in both breaking news coverage and in depth enterprise assignments that shape the public discourse. in an exciting development for 2025, the fellowship will introduce two new specialized tracks: the a.i. initiatives fellowship, which will focus on the intersection of journalism and artificial intelligence, and the news video fellowship, emphasizing the growing importance of video content in news reporting. throughout the year, all fellows will work full time, immersing themselves in the dynamic environment of either the newsroom or the opinion section, where they will be mentored by seasoned professionals and gain invaluable hands on experience. this program not only aims to enhance the skills of its participants but also strives to push the boundaries of journalism, ensuring that the fellows are well equipped to navigate the evolving landscape of news media. through this initiative, the times is committed to fostering a diverse and innovative cohort of journalists who will help shape the future of journalism in a rapidly changing world. since 2019, nearly 200 fellows have contributed to the times’s mission to seek the truth and help people understand the world. former fellows are working in media organizations around the globe, producing illuminating reporting and storytelling on some of the biggest news events of our time. check : explore 2025’s best: premier 2025 conferences, scholarships, fellowships, competitions, and internships || apply now (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); also check : american university postdoctoral research impact fellowship 2024/2025 (up to $70,000) the application window for the 2025 26 times fellowship is now open. all of the fellows work full time, in either the newsroom or the opinion section. the deadline to apply is 5 p.m. eastern on dec. 2. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); notify me of new posts by email. δdocument.getelementbyid( "ak_js_1" ).setattribute( "value", ( new date() ).gettime() );

reporters without borders (rwb) germany is calling for applications for three fellowship programs for journalists at risk… the mcgraw business journalism fellowship provides grants up to $15,000 and editorial support to produce “deeply reported enterprise and investigative stories that delve into critical economic, financial or business issues across a wide array of subjects.” applications are open for the joan shorenstein fellowship program… this year, the philanthropic arm of the foreign press association (fpa), the the foreign press foundation, will celebrate its 30th anniversary of its awards and scholarship program to support the next generation of foreign correspondents. to mark this important milestone, the fpa is introducing a new fellowship program which will offer an fpa fellowship and… the council on foreign relations (cfr). cfr is seeking applicants for its 2023 24 edward r. murrow press fellowship… the new york times fellowship is a one year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program’s goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but other newsrooms… do you   or a reporter you know   have a great idea for high impact investigative or enterprise story that “follows the money,” but few resources to take it on? coda story’s inaugural bruno fellowship is a nine month reporting grant opportunity for an early to mid career journalist. the fellowship will fund one ambitious investigative project culminating in a single story or series of impactful stories, unearthing information that powerful forces do not want to see the light of day… american and canadian journalists have until march 1, 2020, to apply for a professional exchange program in germany… the arthur l. carter journalism institute at new york university is seeking applicants for the world journalist fellowship for the 2020 2021 academic year…

funds for media grants and resources for sustainability deadline: 2 december 2024 applications are now open for new york times fellowship, a one year work program aimed at cultivating the next generation of journalists. the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program’s goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but also other newsrooms. they expect most of the fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world. the program incorporates a range of reporters, editors and visual journalists. eligibility criteria for more information, visit the new york times. terms of use third party links & ads disclaimers copyright policy general privacy policy contact us submit a grant advertise, guest posting & backlinks fight fraud against ngos about us premium sign in premium sign up secret discount link premium customer support premium terms of service premium sign in premium sign up premium customer support premium terms of service fundsformedia.fundsforngos.org and fundsforngospremium.com domains and their subdomains are the property of fundsforngos, llc. unless otherwise specified, this website is not affiliated with any of the organizations mentioned above. the material provided here is solely for informational purposes only without any warranty. visitors are advised to use it at their own discretion. read the full disclaimer here.

supported by times insider instead of starting in a small newsroom and eventually moving up in size, we are asking journalists to train at a larger place so they can flourish potentially somewhere smaller. by theodore kim times insider delivers behind the scenes insights into how news, features and opinion come together at the new york times. i travel the country quite often meeting with college and graduate students eager to become journalists. but, little by little, i had begun to wonder whether we were failing them. those doubts were on my mind earlier this year during a college campus visit held in a driving rain. the dozens of journalism students i met that day were excited about potentially working at the new york times. i offered them encouragement, but few of them had published articles or were ready to work in any newsroom. and many lacked access to more experienced editors or the kinds of collaborative digital skills prized in modern newsrooms. in years past, i would have steered them to small, strong publications so that they could train there. but cutbacks have wiped out many of those pipelines. that day, as i met with student after student, our efforts to help them seemed inadequate. how much could we really do for them? our newsroom internship, held for 10 weeks every summer, was one of the few programs we offered. it was a fine program, and much talent has come out of it. but it was so short that our interns barely had time to figure out the subway and editors barely had time to get to know them before the class was gone. maybe it was time for us to do more.
the fellowship represents a unique opportunity to do great journalism for the times. it incorporates speakers, feedback and training opportunities. the program's goal is to benefit not only the participants and the times, but other newsrooms. we expect most of our fellows will graduate to positions around the country and world. to read more about the fellowship, visit our careers page. what is the times fellowship? it is a yearlong program for up and coming journalists that replaced our newsroom’s summer internships in 2019. we believe the fellowship provides superior training, offers greater benefits for participants and our newsroom, and establishes relationships that will pay off for years to come. who is eligible for the fellowship? the program is designed for journalists with some experience who are early in their careers, including recent college graduates. those who have more than five years of paid, professional journalism experience should explore other career opportunities at the times. how long is the fellowship? one year. when does the times open applications for the fellowship? fellowship applications open in the fall, and the class is announced early the following year. when will the fellowship start? june. is the fellowship paid? yes. fellows work full time, are paid and receive benefits.