African post-secondary students and recent graduates, including Ugandans, from any discipline may apply. Participants must commit at least ten hours weekly and meet progression milestones. Courses, assignments and pitches are in English; applicants may collaborate with an English-speaking team member.

This eight-month entrepreneurship programme helps African students and recent graduates develop ventures addressing local challenges. Participants progress through entrepreneurship training, venture development and a selective incubation phase.

Benefits
Entrepreneurship courses, Queen\'s micro-credentials, coaching, mentors and an international entrepreneurial network. Up to sixty final-stage fellows receive a CAD 500 stipend, with opportunities to compete for pitch prizes up to CAD 15,000.

Requirements
Complete the fellowship application and demonstrate commitment to developing an entrepreneurial idea or venture. Participants must complete course assignments, venture milestones and pitches to advance between phases.

How to apply
Complete Queen\'s official fellowship application form by the deadline. Selected participants enter the initial training phase and must meet its milestones to qualify for subsequent phases.