FellowshipDesk has catalogued 4 international fellowships, scholarships, and exchange programs that place their cohorts inside Kenya.
Choosing a fellowship is partly choosing a country to live in. Kenya hosts a particular mix of universities, think tanks, civic institutions, and government offices that shape the texture of every program below. Some fellows on this list will spend the year in capital-city policy seminars; others will be embedded in a regional university or in the field. Read the official program pages to understand exactly where in the country you would be placed.
Fulbright Commission Kenya · U.S. Department of State
The bilateral Fulbright Commission for Kenya funds a long-running exchange of graduate students, researchers, and lecturers between Kenya and the United States,…
United States International University Africa · Mastercard Foundation
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at United States International University Africa provides comprehensive financial, academic, and social support to ac…
Aga Khan University
Need-based financial aid for outstanding students at Aga Khan University campuses in East Africa, Pakistan, and the UK.…
Equity Group Foundation
A nationwide programme to fully fund secondary and undergraduate education for academically gifted Kenyan students from low-income families.…
Before you commit to a specific program, take a few hours to investigate the practical envelope around it. Will the stipend cover housing in the host city without supplementary income? Does the visa attached to the fellowship allow you to bring a spouse or partner? Is there a language requirement that is implicit even if it is not stated on the program page — for example, will daily life and meetings happen in the local language? FellowshipDesk lists the official application page for every program; ask these questions before you start writing essays.