Michigan Fellows Africa Initiatives (MFAI) Uganda’s mission is to advance innovative problem-solving interventions that intentionally address life challenges for women and youth within the agriculture, health and education sectors.
Diversity and Inclusion Uganda, Ecourse4, Agri innovations Africa
The Michigan Fellows Africa Initiative (MFAI), funded by MSU Creating Inclusive Excellence Grants (CIEG), presents a transformative three-week virtual practicum.
Program Overview
Duration: 3 Weeks
Format: 90% Virtual Sessions
Target Audience: African students, scholars, and practitioners.
Why Apply
Learning: Explore DEI issues and multicultural study-abroad experiences.
Mentorship: One-on-one sessions with MSU faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Networking: Connect with MSU students and alumni from Africa.
Resources: Exclusive access to MSU’s online resources.
Certificate: Receive a professional certificate upon completion.
Eligibility
No age limit
Committed to undergraduate or postgraduate studies.
Citizens of, or residing in, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, or Zimbabwe.
Submit an online Expression of Interest (EOI); email or hardcopy applications not accepted.