About this opportunity
Princeton in Africa places graduates of U. S.
-accredited colleges and universities, and of colleges and universities located on the African continent, in a one-year paid fellowship with host organisations across various African countries. Fellowship roles span humanitarian assistance, public and community health, business and economic development, agricultural development, and education and youth development.
Fellows build professional skills while working alongside organisations addressing African challenges. Applicants are told to submit early, so there is time to resolve technical issues before the
Application timeline
What you receive
- A one-year paid fellowship placement
- Work with host organisations across various African countries
- Roles in humanitarian assistance, public and community health, business and economic development, agricultural development, and education and youth development
- Professional skills built alongside organisations addressing African challenges
Who can apply
- Graduates of U.S.-accredited colleges and universities
- Graduates of colleges and universities located on the African continent
- Applicants should review the programme's application requirements and FAQs before submitting
How to apply
- Create an account on the Princeton in Africa applicant portal
- Complete the registration and application form
- Submit before 26 October 2026 at 11:59 PM EDT, leaving time to resolve technical issues
Sources and verification
Questions applicants ask
Is the fellowship paid?
Yes. The Princeton in Africa fellowship is a one-year paid placement with a host organisation.
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