Check Out These Top Fellowship Programmes in the Month of May 2023

Here are top fellowship programs still open for applications in the month of  May 2023. Interested persons in these fellowship programs should check their eligibility and ensure they apply before the deadline.

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1. PEP/GEAI Africa Fellows in Education Program 2023 ($35,000 grant)

The Global Education Analytics Institute (GEAI), in collaboration with PEP, invites young African researchers who are motivated to work on educational improvement and could benefit from additional support to submit an expression of interest in the Africa Fellows in Education Program.

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2. EnerTracks Fellowship Programme in Germany 2023

A small group of eight fellows will be invited to the Agora Energiewende office in Berlin, Germany. Each fellow continues working part-time for their home institution while participating in training sessions that are prepared and facilitated by Agora Energiewende energy experts.

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3. Apply: 2023/2024 Women Techsters Fellowship Program for Africans

Women Techsters Fellowship is a 1-year virtual learning program delivered through 6 months of intensive training, a 6-month internship and enrollment into a mentorship program to equip women with skills to build tech careers and tech-enabled businesses.

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4. Open for Applications: WFSA Pilot Editorial Fellowship 2023

The Association of Anaesthetists announce LMIC-based Editorial Fellowship starting September 2023.Two journals of the Association of Anaesthetists – Anaesthesia and Anaesthesia Reports – are offering an extension of their established editorial fellowship scheme.This new 12-month fellowship will support an exceptional trainee anaesthetic doctor based in sub-Saharan Africa with a desire to develop their editorial skills.

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5. University Of Oxford 2023 CSAE Visiting Fellowship Program for Africans

The Centre for the Study of African Economies at the University of Oxford is awarding a fellowship opportunity to African citizens currently pursuing a career in Economics. The CSAE Visiting Fellowship scheme supports a residency in Oxford from January to March, including flights, accommodation, and a small stipend.

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