Overview
Apply for the 5th IAFFE Feminist Economics School 2027 in Japan. The free short course runs from June 29 to July 1, 2027, and travel grants are available for selected participants. Deadline: 10 December 2026.
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Applications are now open for the 5th IAFFE Feminist Economics School 2027 , a free training programme hosted by Okayama University in Japan. This short course is designed for early-career scholars, activists, practitioners, and policymakers who want to deepen their grounding in feminist economics.
In addition, selected participants may receive travel grants. The programme will take place in Okayama, Japan from June 29 to July 1, 2027 .
Application Deadline:
10 December 2026
Tell Me About The Program:
The IAFFE Feminist Economics School (FE School) 2027 is an intensive, two-and-a-half-day residential training program hosted by Okayama University in Okayama, Japan. Organized by the International Association for Feminist Economics ahead of its 35th Annual Conference, the school brings together around 30 early-career scholars, practitioners, activists, and policymakers who have had limited formal access to feminist economic education. Participants engage in interactive workshops to build expertise in feminist economic thought, research methodologies, and real-world policy applications while networking with leading global feminist economists.
Which Fields are Eligible?
Feminist Economics, Economics, Gender Studies, Development Studies, Public Policy, Social Sciences, and related interdisciplinary fields addressing gender, economics, and social justice.
Type:
Short-Term Capacity Building / Intensive Workshop & Pre-Conference Program
Who can Apply?
Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must meet at least one of the following qualifications:
Have completed at least three years of advanced graduate studies (Master’s/PhD level) in a field related to feminist economics.
Possess at least 5 years of professional, activist, or social movement work experience in areas addressing feminist economic issues (or an undergraduate degree/equivalent combined with relevant work experience).
Language Proficiency: A solid, fluent command of English is required to participate in interactive sessions and discussions.
Inclusivity & Focus: Applications are warmly encouraged from individuals based in the Global South and historically discriminated-against, marginalized, or minority communities.
Attendance Requirement: Selected candidates must commit to full-immersion attendance at the FE School (June 29 – July 1, 2027), the IAFFE Pre-Conference (July 1), and the main IAFFE Annual Conference (July 2–4, 2027).
How are Applicants Selected:
Applicants are selected through a competitive review process managed by the FE School Committee. Decisions are based on demonstrated commitment to feminist economics, background relevance, potential for real-world impact, and the candidate’s capacity to contribute actively to a participatory peer-learning cohort.
Which Countries Are Eligible?
Open to applicants globally (with special emphasis on candidates from the Global South).
Where will the Program be Taken?
Okayama University, Okayama, Japan
How Many Participants:
Approximately 30 participants per cohort
What is the Benefit of the Program:
Free Participation: Full attendance at the FE School is 100% free of charge.
Travel Grants: Financial assistance/travel grants are available to cover or subsidize travel costs for selected participants.
Conference Access: Participation in the IAFFE Pre-Conference and 35th Annual IAFFE Conference.
Networking & Mentorship: Direct engagement and mentorship from world-leading feminist economists and a global network of peers.
How Long Will it Last:
2.5 days for the FE School (June 29 – July 1, 2027), followed immediately by the IAFFE Annual Conference (July 2–4, 2027).
How to Apply:
Review the full application requirements on the official IAFFE website.
Access and complete the official online Application Form before the closing deadline.
Submit all required details detailing your academic/professional background, motivation, and relevance to feminist economics.
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