It is now possible for interested researchers of African descent to apply for the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship 2022/2023 and take advantage of the chance to be prepared for future endeavors. The Fellowship is an academic fellowship program for initiatives in higher education in Africa.
Applications for the fellowship must comply with the minimal standards for fellowship awards. There may be chances to apply for additional funding to pay for knowledge-generating activities and workshop attendance.
Brief Description | Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
Fellowship Sponsor(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York
Host Institution(s): Participating institutions in Africa
Fellowship Type: Fully Funded
Number of Awards: Several
Study level: Pre-doctoral
Nationality:ÂAfrican-born students
Application Deadline:ÂNot specified
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible to apply for the CADFP, the applicant must:
- Have been born in any African country, as shown by the biographical data in the applicant’s passport.
- Applicant must hold a terminal degree with good grades.
- Be employed at an accredited college or University.
- Applicant must be willing to be enrolled in the fellowship which is to be held at the United States of America.
- Applicant must show great leadership potential as evidenced in their community engagement.
- Applicants are to submit as part of their application, personal statements and information about their academic qualifications, disciplinary expertise and administrative experience.
- Applicants are to submit a letter of recommendation from a Dean or from an administrator of equal or higher level from the scholar’s current institution.
How to Apply | Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
The applications for the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship 2022/2023 must be submitted online. Interested candidates should upload copies of all necessary certificates and other supporting documentation to the application platform prior to the deadline for scholarship applications.