This fellowship of $1,500 is awarded to two (2) students to cover costs associated with research activities linked to the search for innovative solutions that have the capacity to enrich the lives of people in the developing world. Fellowships support undergraduate and graduate students to cover costs associated with research projects undertaken in the Spring, Summer, or Fall of 2024, in the following Africa House/CTED research areas:

Economic and Political Theory

Economic Development and Technology

Food and Agricultural Markets

Migration and Diaspora

Local Governance, Cultural Norms, and Development of Property Rights

ELIGIBILITY:

Applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at New York University, graduating no sooner than May 2025.

Explain how you plan to participate in the intellectual life of Africa House/CTED in the Africa House Fellowship Application Form.

Author or co-author one (1) research paper providing findings of your research project, to be submitted to Africa House/CTED in Spring 2025.

Present research findings at Africa House in Spring 2025.

2-3 page Africa-focused research proposal. The proposal could be an outline of your research or a study that is presently underway that will be further enhanced by the fellowship. The proposal should be written for educated readers, but not experts in your field. Proposals should include the following: research question, thesis/hypothesis, methodology/design, significance, and budget justification.

Africa House Fellowship Application Form (upload the above mentioned items in the Google form)

Questions: Please email africa.house@nyu.edu

BENEFIT:

$1,500 is awarded to two (2) students to cover costs associated with research activities.