The Fellowship Scheme will begin accepting applications in July 2008. Click here for details on the entry procedure.

The One World Fellowship Scheme is aimed at senior radio and television broadcasters from developing countries, and brings a group of these people to the UK for a two-week period every year.

During this time they meet various people from the British media sector - from programme makers and journalists to regulators and government officials - to learn about the media scene in the UK, and to share their own perspective on the role of the media in their countries and around the world.

The most recent scheme took place late October and early November 2007. Six broadcasting professionals came to the UK from countries including Zambia, Vietnam and Palestine. Use the links below to find out more about the 2007 scheme, and the One World Fellowship Scheme in general:

Fellowships Background Read about the aims and objectives of the One World Fellowship Scheme, and fellowships from previous years   2007 Fellowship Scheme Find out about the most recent fellowship scheme - who participated and what they did in the UK   What They Say Read feedback from the One World Media Fellows, including the thoughts of the 2007 fellows   Previous Fellowships Learn about the fellowship schemes from years gone by, and find out what some of the fellows are doing now

How to Apply The fellowship scheme is open to senior broadcast professionals in the developing world. Find out more here   A Typical Day What do the fellows do during the fellowship? Read a diary entry from 2007, written by one of the fellows themselves   Media Coverage Listen to interviews with the 2007 fellows which were broadcast on radio in the UK   British Council Involvement The British Council is a key partner in the fellowship scheme - find out more at their website