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Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » African Centers of Excellence. African Centers of Excellence. In addition to the Cambridge-Africa Programme, there are several other groups, programmes, centres, initiatives, international consortia with a Cambridge

3 Jul 2024: and EU Scholarship Scheme (PhD). ... while studying for a M3C AHRC-funded PhD in History of Art at Nottingham University.

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1 May 2018: Cambridge-Africa Scholarship Scheme: 25 Cambridge Africa PhD Scholarships, funded by the University of Cambridge and the Cambridge Trust; 2015-20 (five students a year, for five years). ... Fourteen PhD and eight postdoctoral fellows have/are being

Cambridge-Africa. Blog. The latest updates from Cambridge Africa and our initiatives. Posted on 13th June 2024. Written by Dr Minna Sunikka-Blank (Architecture) & Dr Engida Esayas Dube (Geography, Dilla University) Access to affordable housing is a

12 Jun 2024: August 16th, 2017. A Newnham sportswoman who juggled her PhD studies with playing Goalball around the world has just been given the ‘most committed’ trophy at the Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme ... As a sportswoman on Sport England’s Talented

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » 2024 Call for Applications. 2024 Call for Applications. The Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund was established in 2012, with generous support from The ALBORADA Trust. The Fund supports pairs of researchers

Cambridge-Africa. » About » Structure » Sponsors. Sponsors. The Cambridge-Africa Programme greatly values the financial support provided by all our present and past funders. About. 2020 Cambridge-Africa. All rights reserved. Phone: 44 (0) 1223

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Photograph:. Dr Annettee Nakimuli, Makerere University and MUII PhD Fellow, and her Cambridge co-supervisor Professor Ashley Moffett, Department of Pathology. ... In order to encourage new collaborations with African researchers and to support African