The African Economic Scholars Program (AESP) is designed to shape the future of Africa’s policymakers by offering them valuable tools, training, and exposure to real-world challenges.
This program targets talented undergraduate students in their penultimate or final year, studying fields such as Economics, Political Science, International Relations, and other related disciplines.
Who Can Apply?
The program is specifically aimed at students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance, active participation in extracurricular activities, and a commitment to professional development.
These scholars are driven, capable, and eager to make an impact in the world of policymaking.
By participating in this initiative, they will gain a deeper understanding of the critical role policymakers play in shaping the future of Africa.
What Does the Program Offer?
Over the course of two months, selected scholars will receive comprehensive training in several key areas, including research, policymaking, and personal and professional development.
The program also provides scholars with the opportunity to publish their capstone projects, allowing them to showcase their expertise and insights.
Internship Opportunities
At the end of the training, exceptional scholars will be selected for a two-month internship with partner organizations such as think tanks.
These internships offer hands-on experience in policymaking and advocacy, providing valuable practical insights that will help scholars refine their skills and knowledge.
How to Apply
To apply for the African Economic Scholars Program, simply fill out the application form and connect with a network of like-minded peers and partner organizations.
This is a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts, build your skills, and start your journey toward becoming a future leader in African policymaking.
Application Deadline
Make sure to submit your application by April 11, 2025.
Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this transformative program that can launch your career and contribute to Africa’s growth and development.