Eligibility
Criteria
To be eligible for an IFP fellowship, applicants at the
time of selection must;
• Be resident citizens or other residents of Kenya, Uganda
and Tanzania.
• Hold an honors bachelor’s degree- for those applying
for Masters fellowships and a Masters degree– for those applying
for PhD
• Have demonstrated leadership skills and commitment to community
service and/ or national development.
• Have significant relevant professional or other work experience
related to proposed field of study, of not less than three (3) years.
• Have not previously studied outside the Africa region.
• Intend to pursue a post-graduate degree that will directly
enhance their leadership capacity in an academic, policy, practical
or artistic discipline and field corresponding to one or more of
the Foundation’s areas of endeavor.
• Present a plan specifying how they will apply their studies
to social problems in their own countries.
• Commit themselves to working on these issues following the
fellowship period.
While there is no age limit to applying for an
IFP Fellowship, applicants must be reviewed in the context of their
future potential to make long term and sustainable contributions
to their societies. “Future promise” is an extremely
important factor when considering a candidate.
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