CSAE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS

CSAE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS

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2026 APPLICATIONS OPEN

Deadline: 31 May 2025

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Find out more about eligibility criteria, how to apply, and guidance on the application process.

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The CSAE's Stefan Dercon and Christian Meyer were joined by former fellow Eleni Yitbarek to discuss the CSAE Fellowships and answer your questions.

Date: 12 May 2025

Eleni Yitbarek (2025)

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Gebeyehu Manie Fetene (2024)

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Monica Lambon-Quayefio (2024)

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Carolyn Chisadza (2023)

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Faculty Member, Obafemi Awolowo University

Oluwabunmi Adejumo (2025)

"I really enjoyed the trainings and workshops that we had. We had a number of interactions with scholars and that has enlightened me on some skill gaps in my discipline and training where I could improve. I was excited to meet the CSAE academics and they have been wonderful."

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Hohenheim

Bezawit Adugna Bahru (2025)

"The CSAE is one of the leading centres focusing on the study of African economies and most of my work is in Africa so I wanted to be [there] to connect with researchers working on the region on related topics, get feedback on some of my ongoing work, and to build long term collaborations. I really enjoyed the seminars, some of the frontier topics on development, the discussions and exchange of idea with researchers, one-to-one meetings and feedback from CSAE faculty."

Assistant Professor, Addis Ababa University

Gidisa Lachisa (2025)

"I applied for the CSAE Fellowship with the expectation that the platform would offer opportunities to attend seminars, workshops, and to interact with researchers and explore the potential for future collaborations. I enjoyed the research seminars and workshops the most. These opportunities were actually very insightful, particularly in terms of the research issues that were being explored."

Researcher, National Department of Basic Education, South Africa

Nompumelelo Nyathi-Mohohlwane (2025)

"It has been interesting to find alignment in what I'm thinking about next or measurement, and have debates, and find that a lot of the world is thinking about some of the things I'm working on. It has also been interesting to be challenged about the cases I'm thinking of, why I should value certain things, and address some concerns I have on measurement in general, that's been stimulating. I've also enjoyed the additional talks that happen in the evenings run by a range of schools, very topical, sometime controversial issues, but handled very well. So that's been enriching in general."

Associate Professor, University of Pretoria