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Africa Resident Scholarship

Unlocking doctoral opportunities for African professionals through dedicated scholarship support.

About the Scholarship

Why the Africa Resident Scholarship Exists

Built to widen access to doctoral education, this scholarship removes financial barriers for African residents pursuing accredited online PhD and DBA degrees, so talent not tuition determines who earns a doctorate.

Reduced Tuition Costs

Qualified applicants receive a direct reduction on tuition fees across partner doctoral programs.

100% Online Delivery

Study from anywhere in Africa with flexible, fully online coursework designed for working professionals.

Accredited Degrees

Earn a doctorate from accredited universities recognised for academic and professional credibility.

Dedicated Advisors

Get one-on-one guidance from admissions advisors from application through enrolment.

Program Options

Doctoral Programs Covered by This Scholarship

The scholarship applies to two accredited online doctoral tracks, each designed for a different stage of your academic and professional journey.

Research Track

PhD Programs

A research-intensive doctorate for those pursuing academic careers, original scholarship, and advanced subject-matter expertise.

  • Dissertation-focused curriculum
  • Faculty-mentored research
  • Multiple specialisations available
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Applied Track

DBA Programs

A practice-based doctorate for senior professionals and executives applying research directly to real-world business challenges.

  • Applied business research
  • Designed for working executives
  • Industry-relevant capstone project
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Requirements

Who Can Apply

Review the core eligibility criteria below before starting your application.

1

African Residency

Applicant must be a current legal resident of an African country.

2

Qualifying Master's Degree

A completed master's degree from an accredited institution in a related field.

3

Admission to a Partner Program

Acceptance into an eligible online PhD or DBA program at a partner university.

4

Statement of Purpose

A short written statement outlining academic and professional goals.

Scholarship Impact

What the Scholarship Covers

A snapshot of the financial support available to eligible African residents each award cycle.

Up to 30%

Tuition reduction on eligible programs

54

African countries represented by past recipients

2

Doctoral tracks PhD and DBA

100%

Online, flexible study format

How It Works

Your Application Journey

A straightforward four-step process from first enquiry to scholarship decision.

1

Check Eligibility

Confirm your residency and academic background meet the criteria.

2

Apply to a Program

Submit your application to an eligible online PhD or DBA program.

3

Submit Scholarship Form

Complete the scholarship application and statement of purpose.

4

Receive Your Decision

An advisor will confirm your award status and next steps.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about the Africa Resident Scholarship.

Do I need to already be admitted to a program to apply?

You should begin your program application first. Scholarship eligibility is confirmed once you have been accepted into a partner PhD or DBA program.

Is the scholarship renewable each academic year?

Awards are reviewed annually. Recipients who maintain satisfactory academic progress remain eligible for continued support.

Can I apply for both a PhD and a DBA scholarship?

You may apply for the track that matches your chosen program. Advisors can help you decide which doctoral path fits your goals.

How long does the scholarship review take?

Most applicants receive a decision within a few weeks of submitting a complete scholarship application.

Scholarship Opportunities

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Connect with our advisors to explore scholarship opportunities, check your eligibility, and receive personalised guidance for your doctoral journey in Africa.