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PAID FELLOWSHIP : Apply for the Princeton in Africa 2027–28 Fellowship 

Applications are open for the Princeton in Africa 2027–28 Fellowship, a one-year paid postgraduate fellowship that places graduates with organisations working across Africa. The programme provides an opportunity for young professionals to gain practical experience while contributing to initiatives addressing social, economic, health, education, agricultural and humanitarian challenges across the continent.

About Princeton in Africa

Princeton in Africa (PiAf) is a nonprofit organisation that has been connecting talented graduates with organisations across Africa since 1999. Over the years, the programme has placed more than 790 Fellows in 37 African countries.

Fellows work alongside host organisations on projects that have a direct impact on communities and development priorities. Placements can span a wide range of sectors, allowing participants to build professional experience while gaining a deeper understanding of development work in African contexts.

Fellowship Areas

The 2027–28 fellowship placements may involve work in areas such as:

  • Humanitarian and international assistance
  • Public and community health
  • Business and economic development
  • Agricultural development
  • Education and youth development
  • Community development
  • Social and economic development

Previous host organisations have included the African Leadership Academy, Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation, Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), Farming Out of Poverty (FOOP) and the International Rescue Committee, among others.

Selection and Placement

The application process includes an initial decision on whether an applicant will progress to the interview stage. The decision shown in the application portal relates to interview advancement and does not represent the final fellowship offer.

Final fellowship offers are expected to be made on a rolling basis during the placement period, which runs from February to May 2027.

Fellowship Details

Programme: Princeton in Africa 2027–28 Fellowship
Location: Various countries across Africa
Duration: One year
Type: Paid postgraduate fellowship
Eligible graduates: Graduates of U.S.-accredited institutions and universities/colleges on the African continent

Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications early in case they experience technical difficulties with the application portal.

Don't miss out on the application deadline which is  26 October 2026 at 11:59 PM EDT.

Scroll down for more details and click on the official link attached to apply for this opportunity.

Additional Information

Program Type
Fully Funded
Program Benefits
Selected Fellows have the opportunity to:

- Undertake one year of paid postgraduate professional experience.

- Work with organisations operating in different African countries.

- Gain practical experience in international development and community-focused work.

- Contribute to projects in areas such as health, education, agriculture, humanitarian assistance and economic development.

- Develop professional skills through hands-on responsibilities.

- Build networks with organisations and professionals working across Africa.

The programme is particularly suited to graduates looking to begin or strengthen careers in development, nonprofit work, public health, education, agriculture, business and related fields.
Eligibility Criteria
The Princeton in Africa fellowship is open to graduates of:

- U.S.-accredited colleges and universities; and

- Colleges and universities located on the African continent.

Prospective applicants should review the official programme requirements and Frequently Asked Questions carefully to determine whether they meet all eligibility conditions.

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