The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, in partnership with Arizona State University, is offering 30 graduate study opportunities for young African professionals to pursue master’s degrees focused on technology and innovation.

The third phase of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Arizona State University expands access to graduate education and professional learning opportunities focused on technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

ELIGIBILITY:

Through in-person and online degree programs, professional certificates, and English language learning opportunities delivered in collaboration with institutions across Africa, the Program provides multiple pathways for young people to advance their education, strengthen their professional and leadership skills, and connect with the broader Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program community.

A strong expectation of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program is that participants use the skills and education they gain to contribute to their communities, fostering social and economic growth in their home countries. Women, refugees and displaced persons, and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. 

Scholarships are available for the following full-time, on-campus graduate programs:

MS Global Technology and Development

MS Information Technology

MCS Computer Science

MS Data Science Analytics & Engineering

MS Robotics and Autonomous Systems

MS Clean Energy Systems

MS Civil, Environmental & Sustainable Engineering

MS Modern Energy Production and Sustainable Use

MS Human Systems Engineering – Intelligent Systems

For more information about the scholarship, including a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), visit our FAQs document or download the flyer.
Questions? Contact mastercardfndscholars@asu.edu   

BENEFIT:

Full tuition and fees

On-campus housing and books

Visa, airfare, and medical expenses

Leadership development

Academic advising and support

Two-month internship between the first and second years