The Ibrahim Scholarships are a range of programmes to support aspiring leaders for the African continent. The scholarships reflect a range of priorities for African development.
From a focus on the education of women in Sudan to support for historically marginalised Nubian people in Egypt, the Foundation is committed to showcasing the best talent from the African continent, particularly amongst those groups who are often denied the opportunity to contribute to their society’s development.
Investing in the future of young people in Africa is key to improving the continent’s governance. The Foundation highlights areas in which dramatic impact can be demonstrated when young Africans are given the opportunities they deserve to build their own and their countries’ futures.
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![]() American University in CairoThe American University in Cairo (AUC) is a liberal arts university that was established in 1919 to provide a centre of scholarship and learning about Egypt and its surrounding areas, and has subsequently become perhaps the most important English-language University in the Middle East and North Africa. |
![]() London Business SchoolThe London Business School is one of the best in the world, and graduates have gone on to leadership positions in thousands of prominent companies. Located in the heart of London, it attracts a diverse mix of students from all backgrounds and nationalities, and is the perfect launch-pad for a successful career in business. |
![]() School of Oriental and African StudiesFor students of Africa, the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) is perhaps the most important learning institution in the world. The SOAS library houses what is perhaps the world’s most extensive collection of research and literature relating to Africa. |
![]() Together for SudanTogether for Sudan is a UK-based charity which focuses on the health and education of women and children in Sudan. Projects include the provision of university scholarships to female students, teacher training and support, school scholarships to AIDS-affected children, women’s literacy classes, and an initiative to provide prescription glasses and/or cataract surgery to those in need. |
![]() University of BirminghamThe University of Birmingham is a leading global university. Founded in 1900, the University of Birmingham offers an inspirational educational experience; our students work alongside outstanding University teachers who are also researchers at the forefront of their fields. In addition to high quality teaching, there are also a wealth of opportunities to develop life and leadership skills that employers recognise as the hallmark of a high quality graduate. |