A selective programme with a track project, mentorship, and final review
The Fellowship is a selective, track-based programme. Each fellow completes one substantial project, attends scheduled mentor reviews, and presents the work for final assessment.
Programme structure
The Fellowship has three assessed phases
- 1
Foundations
Strengthen the core skills required for your chosen track.
- 2
Track project
Work through a substantial brief with scheduled mentorship and review.
- 3
Final review
Present your work, explain your decisions, and receive a final assessment.
Tracks
Fellowship tracks and entry requirements
Applications will appear here when a published programme and cohort are available.
Eligibility
Requirements that apply to every track
- Based in or connected to an African context
- Meets the prerequisites for your chosen track
- Able to commit to the programme schedule
- Can complete a substantial project and respond to feedback
Applications
Fees, selection, and degree requirements
Is the Fellowship free?
Fees and funded places will be published before applications open. If you receive an offer, it will state the full cost and any funding attached to your place.
How selective is it?
The Fellowship is performance-based and admits a limited cohort per track. Selection is based on your application, a task, and sometimes an interview.
Do I need a degree?
No. Each track lists the skills and experience you need. A degree is not one of the general requirements.