The African Leadership Centre (ALC) is delighted to invite applications for the Peace, Security & Development Fellowships for the academic year 2024/2025.
About ALC: Established over a decade ago, the ALC has been pivotal in shaping the future generation of African leaders, fostering talent and ideas to drive the transformation of African societies. With locations in Nairobi, Kenya, and King’s College London, UK, the ALC aims to influence academic, research, and policy discussions on leadership, peace, security & development in Africa and globally.
ALC Fellowship Programs: The fellowship programs aim to produce high-performing graduates with leadership qualities and skills. Fellows engage in cutting-edge research on peace, security, and development, actively participating in institutional, national, and regional networks to mentor the next generation of African academics.
Core Values: Guided by core values, the ALC emphasizes African-led processes of change, excellence, independent thinking, diversity, recognition of youth agency, and integrity.
Fellowship Categories:
- Fellowships for African Scholars in Peace Security and Development (degree awarding):
- For young African scholars interested in research and academic careers in peace, security, and development.
- An eighteen-month program including academic research, writing, policy analysis, and a six-month attachment to an African University, Regional Organization, or Centre of Excellence in Africa.
- Learn more and apply.
- Fellowships for African Women in Leadership and Peacebuilding (degree awarding):
- For young African women, particularly from conflict-affected contexts.
- Includes post-graduate study at King’s College London on the MSc Global Leadership and Peacebuilding program and a tailored mentoring program.
- Learn more and apply.
Fellowships for African Women in Peace, Security and Development (non-degree awarding):
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- For young African women in early career stages seeking to deepen knowledge and experience.
- A residential program based at the ALC in Nairobi, Kenya.
- Learn more and apply.
Application Process:
- Applications for Project Requests opened on January 4, 2024, and close on March 4, 2024, at 11:59 PM EST.
- Detailed information on eligibility criteria, program phases, and the application process for each fellowship category can be found on the respective links provided.
Contact: For inquiries or support, please contact the ALC team at admissions@africanleadershipcentre.org.
We encourage early submissions to avoid technical challenges and delays. Join the ALC in shaping the next generation of African leaders in peace, security, and development. Apply now!
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Can I change my email after writing jamb exam and the results is out
Yes, you can change your email address for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) after your result is out. However, the process might vary depending on the policies of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and the specific year’s regulations.
Typically, you can follow these steps to update your email address:
Visit the JAMB Website: Go to the official JAMB portal.
Login to Your Profile: Use your current email address and password to log in to your JAMB profile.
Update Profile Information: Look for the option to update your profile or personal information. This is where you can change your email address.
Save Changes: After updating your email address, save the changes.
If you encounter any issues or if the option to change your email is not available online, you may need to visit a JAMB office or accredited center for assistance. It’s also advisable to keep an eye on any announcements or guidelines provided by JAMB regarding changes to your profile information.