The Mobility for Climate Resilience in Africa (MMoCRA) Programme is inviting applications for fully funded academic mobility opportunities aimed at strengthening climate resilience research, innovation, and capacity development across Africa.

Funded through the Intra-Africa Academic Mobility Scheme, the programme brings together leading universities from Africa and Europe to train the next generation of scientists, researchers, and professionals working on climate-related challenges.

Available Opportunities

1. Master's Degree Scholarships (up to 24 months)
2. Doctoral (PhD) Scholarships (up to 36 months)
3. Short-term Traineeships (3–6 months)
4. Academic and Staff Mobility Opportunities (1–3 months)

Priority Areas

Applicants should have an interest in one or more of the following thematic areas:

1. Climate and Energy
2. Agrifood Systems
3. Multidisciplinary Climate Solutions

Who Can Apply?

The programme targets:

1. Master's students
2. PhD candidates
3. Early-career researchers
4. Academic and administrative staff
5. Professionals and stakeholders working in climate, energy, agriculture, sustainability, and related sectors

Benefits

Successful applicants will gain:

1. Access to world-class research facilities
2. International academic and professional networks
3. Multidisciplinary training and mentorship
4. Opportunities for collaborative research and innovation
5. Enhanced skills to address Africa's climate resilience challenges

Partner Institutions

The consortium includes:

1. Strathmore University (Kenya)
2. Busitema University (Uganda)
3. Kyambogo University (Uganda)
4. Namibia University of Science and Technology (Namibia)
5. University of Cape Town (South Africa)
6. University of Twente (Netherlands)

How to Apply

Interested applicants are encouraged to visit the official MMoCRA website for detailed eligibility requirements, scholarship information, application guidelines, and deadlines.

For more information, visit:

MMoCRA Official Website

Application Deadline: Please refer to the official programme website for the latest call timelines and submission requirements.