Princeton in Africa Nexus Program 2026-2027

The Princeton in Africa Nexus Program 2026-2027 pairs Nexus Fellows with general Fellows to work at host organizations on the African continent for a year, focusing on leadership development and skill exchange. The Nexus program is an addition to Princeton in Africa’s fellowship, providing opportunities for young professionals educated at African and U.S.-accredited institutions to contribute to host organizations while gaining experience in their field.

Paid 12-month fellowship placement with participating organizations across Africa; professional experience and networking opportunities.

Eligible applicants are young professionals or current undergraduates graduating by June 2026, who hold a bachelor’s, master’s, or Ph.D. from an African university, have English proficiency at CEFR Level C1 or above, are no older than 35 during the fellowship year, hold an African passport valid through August 2027, and have citizenship and residency in an African country.

Apply through the online application linked on the program page; ensure all required components are completed.