Mo Ibrahim Foundation GDAI Scholarship for Africans – London
The Centre of African Studies is currently offering the Mo Ibrahim Foundation GDAI Scholarship to African nationals who are interested in studying at the University of London, UK
This scholarship opportunity is focused on the area of state capacities, governance and bureaucracy for development. This may include projects designed to understand public sector governance capabilities, political settlements, state business relations, the governance of state owned enterprises, the governance of development policy design and implementation, and so on. But applications must focus on the public sector/state/civil service, on governance, and on development.
Application Deadline: March 31, 2023
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Eligible Countries: Africa
Type: PhD
Value of Award: Tuition fee
Number of Awards: Not Mentioned
Eligible Field of Studies:
- Development Studies
- Law
- Economics
- International Relations/Politics
- CISD (Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy)
- DEFIMS (Department for Financial and Management Studies )
- Distance Learning: CEFIMS(Centre for Financial and Management Studies), DEFIMS
Eligibility:
- You must be an International student
- You must have completed your undergraduate and masters degree program
- You must have exceptional grades
- You must be proficient in English Language
Application Process: Apply Here.
Documents Required for Application
- a copy of the unconditional offer received from SOAS admissions office
- CV (please include your email address)
- 2 pages max statement outlining knowledge and interest in governance-related issues
- Your research proposal (as sent to the SOAS Admissions Office)
- one academic reference (to be sent directly by referee to ab17@soas.ac.uk)