AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme 2024/25 Call

Overview

The Africa Oxford Initiative (AfOx) Visiting Fellowship Programme for the 2024/25 academic year is open for applications. This opportunity is designed to foster international collaboration by enabling outstanding African researchers to engage  with the academic community at the University of Oxford.

About the Programme

The AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme is tailored to allow researchers from Africa to build international networks, focus on projects of their choice, and collaborate closely with Oxford-based scholars. AfOx Visiting Fellows are affiliated with the University of Oxford for 12 months, including ten months of virtual online engagement and a two month in-person visit to Oxford in May and June (Trinity term). Complete logistics support, including with visa application processes, accommodation, airfare, visa fee, a maintenance allowance for incidental expenses, a temporary University card and orientation is provided by AfOx.

Application Process

Applicants are required to have an Oxford-based researcher named as their collaborator on their application. This requirement underscores the programme’s emphasis on collaboration. All applications require a letter of support from a host at the University of Oxford and applicants based at African Universities must contact potential collaborators at the University of Oxford to agree on their proposed project and timelines before making the application. Prospective fellows and Oxford researchers seeking further details on the application process can find comprehensive guides on the AfOx website.

Who Should Apply?

AfOx fellowships are open to researchers from all disciplines represented across the University of Oxford’s departments. We are committed to fostering diversity and inclusion within our fellowship cohort and strongly encourage applications from female researchers and those from underrepresented backgrounds.

Impact and Opportunities

Our fellows have not only developed long-term partnerships with colleagues at Oxford but have also achieved significant research outcomes including joint publications, the initiation of new research projects, breakthroughs in engaging with African policymakers, and securing substantial research funding. Fellows contribute significantly to Oxford’s intellectual and social life, gaining access to the University’s extensive resources, knowledge, and expertise.

Learn More and Apply

For more information about how you can be a part of this inspiring programme, please visit our website at AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme. Should you have any queries or require further assistance, do not hesitate to reach out to David Kerr, Head of Programs, or Chimwemwe Manyozo, Communications Officer at the Africa Oxford Initiative, via email at afox@ndm.ox.ac.uk.

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Are you interested in developing international research collaboration? The AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme offers the opportunity to develop collaborations between African researchers and researchers in Oxford.

The Africa Oxford Initiative is proud to announce that applications for the 2024/25 AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme are now open. This prestigious programme offers an  opportunity for African researchers to enrich their networks and build collaboration with Oxford-based scholars.

As an AfOx Fellow, you will be affiliated with the University of Oxford for 12 months, engaging virtually for ten months before spending two memorable months in Oxford. This period allows for intensive collaboration, networking, and immersion in one of the world’s leading academic environments during Trinity term (May and June).

We are committed to fostering diversity and inclusion in academia and strongly encourage applications from female and underrepresented researchers across all disciplines. This is your chance to focus on a project of your choice, build international networks, and take your research to new heights.

To apply, ensure you have an Oxford-based researcher as your collaborator. For more information and to seize this extraordinary opportunity, visit: https://www.afox.ox.ac.uk/afox-visiting-fellowship-programme

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Are you an African researcher the University of Oxford invites you to apply for the AfOx Visiting Fellowship Programme. This is an opportunity to collaborate with Oxford-based scholars, expand your international networks, and work on your own research project.

What’s in Store?

📅 12 months of affiliation with the University of Oxford.

🌍 Virtual engagement for ten months + a two-month in-person visit to Oxford.

🎓 Open to all disciplines, with a strong encouragement for female and underrepresented researchers to apply.

Why Apply?

💡 Focus on your chosen project with exceptional resources.

🌐 Build invaluable international networks.

🎖️ Join a diverse and dynamic community committed to academic excellence.

How to Apply?

Ensure you have an Oxford-based researcher named as your collaborator. For more details and to apply, click here: https://www.afox.ox.ac.uk/afox-visiting-fellowship-programme

Information Session

We have an information session scheduled for Tuesday, 27th February 2024, from 5-6PM UK Time. The Session will be live streamed on YouTube here: https://shorturl.at/hiryO

You can submit your questions before the session here: https://shorturl.at/qHNO5

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