Deadline: 10-Jul-2026
The Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship provides an outstanding opportunity for early-career journalists to develop investigative reporting skills through a nine-month fellowship with Reuters and Durham University.
Selected fellows will work within a Reuters newsroom while receiving mentorship from senior editors and academic support from Durham University’s Institute of Advanced Studies. Fellows will conduct an independent investigative journalism project and participate in public engagement activities, including seminars and discussions.
The fellowship supports investigative journalism, fact-based reporting, newsroom collaboration, research development, and cross-disciplinary learning.
Funding Support
The fellowship provides:
- Approximate salary of £4,444 per month
- Additional living stipend of £1,250 per month
- One-time travel and related expense support of £1,800
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Have 2–5 years of professional journalism experience
- Demonstrate strong investigative reporting potential
- Submit work samples and supporting materials
- Meet immigration requirements for the placement city
Also Eligible
- Researchers or authors involved in investigative work
- Professionals producing investigative documentaries, video research, or exhibition projects
Eligible Locations
Fellowship placements may take place in:
- London
- New York City
- Sydney
- Toronto
FAQ
- Who can apply?
- Early-career journalists with 2–5 years of experience
- Investigative researchers and documentary professionals may also be considered
- What expenses are covered?
- Monthly salary
- Living stipend
- One-time travel support
- Where will the fellowship take place?
- Reuters newsrooms in London, New York, Sydney, or Toronto
- Is the fellowship open internationally?
- Yes, applicants from around the world are eligible
- What kind of work is expected?
- Fellows will undertake an investigative journalism project with editorial mentorship
Conclusion
The Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship offers a prestigious international opportunity for emerging investigative journalists to strengthen reporting skills, access world-class mentorship, and develop impactful journalism projects through collaboration with Reuters and Durham University.
For more information, visit Durham University.
