I’ve just added almost two dozen new opportunities to my lists of MA and PhD scholarships and post-docs and research funding for African researchers.  Check out the new listings below, and the full lists at the links above.

I’m not affiliated with any of these scholarship programs, and can’t answer questions about them or provide personalized scholarship advising.

• The AquayaLEARN fellowship offers three months of training in data visualization for Kenyan MA and PhD students
• The Bongani Mayosi National Health Scholars Programme supports PhD studies at South African unversities
• The Ireland-Africa Fellows program supports African students for one year of MA studies
• The Africa Scholarship Program supports African students in MSc programs at Wageningen University
• The Margaret Busby New Daughters of Africa Award offers funding for African women doing an MA focused on African literature at SOAS
• SheBegan offers MA and PhD fellowships for women from around the world to study at US universities
• The Human Rights LLM Fellowship at Columbia Law School is seeking applicants from low income countries
• The Pulitzer Africa Data Journalism Scholarship covers the cost of an MA in journalism at Columbia University
• The Schlumberger Foundation Faculty for the Future program offers PhD scholarships to women from low income countries
• The University of Bayreuth offers fellowships for researchers in African Studies
• The Institute for Advance Studies in Toulouse offers post-docs in the social sciences, with a preference for applicants from low income countries
• The European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership offers a post-doc for African scholars in the biomedical and social sciences
• The International Foundation for Science offers a basic research grant to researchers from low income countries
• Evidence in Governance and Politics has a visiting researcher position for African scholars at the University of California, Berkeley
• The Amartya Sen Prize offers travel funding to attend the World Congress of the International Economic Association
• The Atlantic Fellows program offers yearlong, non-residential fellowships to scholars and activists focused on health and social equality
• Commonwealth Split-Site Scholarships offer PhD students from low income countries the chance to spend 12 months at a UK university
• The Max Planck Institute in Berlin offers a six-month writing fellowship for PhD students from African, Asian and Latin American countries
• The Women, Peace and Security program at Columbia University offers six-month fellowships to African women doing peacebuilding projects
• The Global Change Leaders program at the Coady Institute runs a seven-week leadership program for women from low income countries