Coimbra fellowships for Young African Researchers
In the framework of the Coimbra Group Scholarship Programme for Young African Researchers the University of Groningen recently granted 4 candidates from Sub Saharan Africa a stay of 1 month at our University. They will develop a PhD proposal or write a paper together with academic colleagues at UG. The researchers are a female researcher from Zimbabwe at the Faculty of Economics and Business, a male researcher from Nigeria at the Faculty of Law, a male researcher from Ethiopia at the Faculty of Arts and a female researcher from South Africa at the Faculty of Science and Engineering. The grant is meant for the academic year 2020-2021.
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