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7 Jun 2024: From this MPhil, he hopes to improve African healthcare systems and promote Afrocentric genomics and the inclusion of African genomes in research.

5 Jun 2024: resilience. After his studies at Cambridge, he aims to go back to Africa, empowering young scholars to foster positive change through translational research and mathematical scholarship.

7 Jun 2024: Sanusi Camara is a dedicated educator and environmentalist from the Gambia who will be pursuing an MPhil in Holocene Climates. With six years of experience as a high school Geography teacher, he has influenced over 7000 students. Camara is also an

7 Jun 2024: He has an interest in ceramic analysis and categorization and through his studies hopes to contribute his skills and experience to archaeology research and teaching in Africa and his undergraduate institution.

7 Jun 2024: Kamalha is a passionate advocate of sustainable technology and hopes to gain skills in building digital tools and research methods which will enable him to contribute to the climate justice sector.

7 Jun 2024: Her research interests lie in developing targeted population-based interventions that halt the progression of infections into disabilities and reshape the dynamics of post-infection outcomes.

7 Jun 2024: Before joining Cambridge, she worked at the UN Environment Programme. In this role, Tiffany was working on research activities focusing on worldwide ecosystems preservation and conservation.

5 Jun 2024: Cherif Jihane is a development professional from Guinea, holding an MBA from ESLSCA Paris Business School. With extensive experience in project management, finance, and auditing, including roles at the African Union Commission and the World Health

7 Jun 2024: Phoebe Ndiema is Gender Justice and Mapping officer from Kenya who will be pursuing MPhil in Conservation Leadership. Prior to coming to Cambridge, she worked at the community-led organization Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project (CIPDP)

5 Jun 2024: Having previously worked at an agricultural research facility, she recognised the need for enhanced climate-resilience in Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector.

5 Jun 2024: Abdirasak Egeh is a junior environmental health specialist from Somaliland, an autonomous region in Northern Somalia. He will pursue an MPhil in Population Health Sciences. Before joining Cambridge, Abdirasak served as an academic administrator at

7 Jun 2024: Joseline Seidu is a dual-qualified lawyer (England & Wales and Ghana) with over six years’ experience working in the private and public sectors, who will be studying for an MPhil in Public Policy. Before joining Cambridge, she worked as a State

5 Jun 2024: Abigail Fosuaa is a graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology- Ghana, with a bachelor's degree in Akan Language and Culture. She will be pursuing an MPhil in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, stemming from her passion for

7 Jun 2024: Michael Lesecha is a wildlife conservationist from Tanzania who will be pursuing an MPhil in Conservation Leadership. He brings broad experience of working with both governmental and non-governmental wildlife conservation organizations. His current

5 Jun 2024: Caroline Akello is a Ugandan meteorologist from Makerere University who will be pursuing an MPhil in Quantitative Climate and Environmental Science. She has previously worked as a Regional Administrator at Uganda Breweries Limited and a Climate

5 Jun 2024: His research interests lie at the intersection of development economics, technology, sustainable finance and environmental systems.

5 Jun 2024: As a Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) alumna, she aims to utilize her Cambridge education to advance global health research and innovation, aiming to influence policy development upon her return to

5 Jun 2024: Afolabi Ayomide is a climate-smart agriculturist from Nigeria who is committed to contributing towards the sustainable production of quality food without environmental or ecological degradation. He will be pursuing an MPhil in Biological Sciences

7 Jun 2024: Rosebell Abwonji is a conservation leader from Kenya who will be pursuing an MPhil in Conservation Leadership. Having navigated both corporate and not-for-profit sectors, Rosebell brings a unique and diverse perspective to her work. This

7 Jun 2024: He hopes to gain skills in Climate Change mitigation and adaptation, and research to contribute to climate resilience in Uganda and Africa at Large.