The Africa Initiative for Governance Fellowship, 2017

Training & Short courses

Public service

Open to applicants from Nigeria, Ghana

University of Oxford

10 Apr 2017

Full Funding, Accommodation, visa costs, standard class return flights, living expenses

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The Africa Initiative for Governance Fellowship, 2017 is offered for Training & Short courses degree in the field of Public service. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 10 Apr 2017. This scholarship is provided by University of Oxford and the value of this scholarship is Full Funding, Accommodation, visa costs, standard class return flights, living expenses . This scholarship is open for: Open to applicants from Nigeria, Ghana.

Degree: Training & Short courses
Provided by: University of Oxford

Deadline: 10 Apr 2017
Scholarship value: Full Funding, Accommodation, visa costs, standard class return flights, living expenses

The Africa Initiative for Governance Fellowship, 2017 is open to students of West Africa who have shown significant public service.

Eligibility criteria:

Candidates applying for The Africa Initiative for Governance Fellowship, 2017 must be residing in Ghana or Nigeria.
Candidates must have contributed to development and implementation of a policy that has brought a meaningful impact on the public good.
A commitment towards public service must be shown by the applicants of The Africa Initiative for Governance Fellowship, 2017.

Documents required:

CV/Resume
Written attestations from two referees
a covering letter outlining how they met the criteria, their proposed field of study, possible start dates and how they would engage in that area.

Updated on: 09 Mar, 2017

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