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African Union — Africa CDC
Ugandan citizens under 35 employed by a health ministry, public-health institute or organisation working closely with government. Bachelor’s or master’s in health, computer science, IT or data science; at least three years’ relevant experience; employer permis…
African Union — Africa CDC
Ugandan citizens qualify as African Union Member State citizens. Applicants must be under 35, employed in Africa with employer/government permission and a guaranteed return position, and hold a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree with epidemiology/biostatis…
European Union — Erasmus+
Applicants worldwide, including Ugandans, can apply directly to the consortium running their chosen programme. A bachelor’s degree and programme-specific academic and language requirements apply.
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
Open to international applicants, including Ugandans, applying for an EPFL master’s. Applicants who already hold a master’s or are enrolled in an EPFL master’s are not eligible. Selection considers exceptional academics, qualifications and motivation.
ETH Zurich
Open to international bachelor’s graduates, including Ugandans, normally in the top 10% of their bachelor’s cohort. Applicants must not already hold a master’s and need a self-developed thesis pre-proposal and two academic referees.
University of Edinburgh and Mastercard Foundation
African citizens, residents or refugees, including Ugandans, born on or after 1 January 1992. Applicants need a bachelor’s for master’s study and must demonstrate leadership, educational barriers and commitment to addressing the climate crisis.
University of Oxford — Clarendon Fund
Open to applicants of all nationalities, including Ugandans. Selection is based on outstanding academic merit and potential. No separate scholarship form is required.
University of Cambridge and Mastercard Foundation
African citizens, including Ugandans, with a bachelor’s degree, strong academic fit, leadership potential and commitment to sustainable African development.
Gates Cambridge Trust and University of Cambridge
Open to citizens of any country outside the United Kingdom, including Ugandans, who apply for an eligible Cambridge postgraduate course and demonstrate outstanding academic ability, course fit, commitment to improving lives and leadership capacity.
National University of Singapore Graduate School
Ugandans qualify as Commonwealth citizens. Applicants need at least an upper-second-class bachelor’s or equivalent, admission to an eligible full-time NUS research programme, research preparation and required English proficiency.
