The Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship is a great opportunity for a young journalist to learn and grow. You'll spend nine months working on a special project with Durham University and Reuters, one of the world's top news agencies. You'll get to work with experienced editors and researchers, and develop strong research and reporting skills.

You'll work from a Reuters newsroom in London, New York, or Toronto, and also get support from experts at Durham University. You'll even get to share your findings with the public through a special seminar.

The Fellowship pays a monthly salary of around £4,444, plus a living stipend of £1,250 per month, and a one-time payment of £1,800 for travel expenses. If you're already working for a news organization and take a leave of absence to do the Fellowship, Durham University will pay up to £12,000 to your employer to cover temporary staff costs.

This is a fantastic chance to learn from the best and make a name for yourself in journalism.

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