Fully Funded Fellowship · All Expenses Covered
Exceptional Leaders for Solving Complex Challenges
A global fellowship equipping extraordinary young leaders with capabilities, connections, and community to transform the Muslim world and beyond
Global Mentors
2-Year Journey
Highly Selective
Why This Matters Now
Across the Muslim world, a generation of extraordinary young people stands ready to lead—yet too often, they lack the structured pathways to fully realize their potential
Untapped Potential
Exceptional talent abounds; what is scarce are the ecosystems to nurture it
Global Impact
90% of the world’s refugees originate from Muslim-majority nations
Urgent Need
The coming decade demands leaders of both principle and practical wisdom
A Hybrid Leadership Journey
Two years of transformative experiences combining immersive in-person workshops with continuous online learning and mentorship
$10,000
Scholarship Grant
Plus all travel, accommodation, and program expenses fully covered
Three Immersive In-Person Workshops
2026
July 1–14
Workshop One
Foundation building: values, identity, civic leadership, and cohort bonding
2027
July 1–14
Workshop Two
Advanced skills: negotiation, conflict resolution, innovation, and strategic leadership
2028
July 1–14
Workshop Three
Capstone: real-world impact projects, ecosystem building, and opportunity activation
Continuous Online Engagement
Beyond the in-person workshops, fellows participate in a structured online program throughout the two-year journey
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Weekly Learning
Curated readings, videos, and reflections
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Monthly Sessions
Live virtual workshops with global experts
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Mentorship & Coaching
One-on-one guidance from experienced leaders
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Book Club & Events
Shared learning experiences that build community
Three Core Tracks
Each fellow engages deeply with three interconnected areas of study, guided by world-class faculty
Conflict Resolution
Building the skills to navigate complex disputes, foster dialogue, and create lasting peace in divided communities
Leadership & Management
Developing strategic thinking, organizational excellence, and the ability to lead teams through uncertainty
Cultural Competency
Understanding diverse perspectives, bridging cultural divides, and leading with empathy across contexts
Plus: Opportunity Desk — exclusive access to internships, fellowships, grants, and career opportunities curated for AGL fellows
Your Learning Journey
Four transformative phases that build on each other, taking you from foundational values to real-world impact
Phase 1
CORE
Values, identity, and civic leadership fundamentals — building the ethical and intellectual foundation every leader needs
Phase 2
MORE
Advanced leadership, negotiation, conflict resolution, and innovation — sharpening the skills that drive change
Phase 3
ECOSYSTEM
Mentors, networks, and real-world impact projects — connecting your skills to communities that need them
Phase 4
OPPORTUNITY DESK
Access to exclusive fellowships, internships, grants, and career opportunities curated for AGL leaders
Learn from Global Leaders
Our faculty and mentors bring decades of real-world experience across diplomacy, business, academia, and social impact
Muna AbuSulayman
Founder & CEO, Azm Global Leaders Fellowship
Dr. Iyad Uakoub
Leadership & Management Track Leader
Dr. Susan Douglass
Cultural Competency Track Leader
Dr. Samar Ali
Conflict Resolution Track Leader
Is This You?
We seek those with restless minds, deep convictions, and the courage to lead — regardless of where they come from
🎓 The fellowship is fully funded.
Each fellow receives a $10,000 scholarship grant, plus all travel, accommodation, and program expenses are fully covered for the entire two-year journey
We welcome applicants who identify as Muslim from any tradition, sect, or cultural background. This fellowship celebrates the full diversity of the global Muslim community.
Eligibility Requirements:
A demonstrated record of excellence and achievement
Age 22–29 years old
Proficiency in English (B2 level or above)
Available for 3 mandatory 2-week in-person programs (July 1–14) from 2026–2028
Able to commit a minimum of 2 hours per week for 2 years
A deep commitment to creating positive change in your community
Application Process
Key milestones on your journey to becoming an AGL fellow
Application Deadline
Screening Completed
Interview Week
Final Decisions
Offers Sent
Public Announcement
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the AGL Fellowship
Is this fellowship fully funded?
Yes. The AGL Fellowship covers all expenses including international travel, accommodation, meals, and program materials for all three in-person workshops. Fellows also receive a $10,000 scholarship grant.
Who can apply?
We welcome applicants aged 22–29 who identify as Muslim from any tradition, sect, or cultural background. Candidates must demonstrate English proficiency (B2 or above) and a track record of leadership or community impact.
What is the time commitment?
Fellows commit to three 2-week in-person workshops (July 1–14 in 2026, 2027, and 2028) plus a minimum of 2 hours per week for online learning, mentorship sessions, and community engagement throughout the two-year program.
Where are the in-person programs held?
Workshop locations rotate internationally to expose fellows to diverse contexts and communities. Specific locations will be announced after fellows are selected.
How competitive is the selection?
The AGL Fellowship is highly selective. We seek exceptional individuals who demonstrate both proven leadership and deep commitment to positive change. The selection process includes an application review, interviews, and reference checks.
Can I apply if I’m currently employed or studying?
Yes. Many of our fellows balance the program with professional or academic commitments. The online components are designed to be flexible, and the in-person workshops are scheduled during July to minimize conflicts.
Ready to answer the call?
Join a fellowship of principled leaders shaping a bold and forward-looking world
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