Tsuha Global Fellowship Program – Calls for Applicants

The Program seeks to leverage Fellows’ existing contextual knowledge and professional experience with the teaching of targeted research and leadership skills, alongside active mentoring to guide Fellows towards designing and implementing their projects and ultimately improving the lives of people in their home countries.

Although there are no geographic restrictions for applications, next generation leaders from countries in Africa, the Indian Ocean Rim and South East Asia are particularly encouraged to apply. Applications should align with the experience, expertise and academic interests of the UWA staff listed below.

Fellows will be selected on the strength of their background and proposed idea(s). The strength of the Fellow’s background will be assessed based upon academic qualifications, professional experience and other skills, knowledge and expertise relevant to the idea or project. The strength of the proposed idea will be evaluated on its feasibility, tangibility of outcomes, and potential for impact in the student’s home country.

To be eligible for the Program, Fellows must have:
i) completed an undergraduate degree;
ii) demonstrated written and verbal English proficiency; and
iii) demonstrated success in their current work.