Young African professionals can pursue a two-year Master’s degree in the United States with complete funding thanks to Arizona State University’s (ASU) MasterCard Scholarship. The scholarship guarantees full financial support, including costs for the English proficiency test, and covers tuition, housing, meals, visa, flights, books, living expenses, and application fees. The program offers intense on-campus instruction and practical experience with the goal of creating EdTech leaders for Africa. To support the platform’s strategic objectives, scholars can collaborate with the Baobab team on a part-time basis. There will be 30 spots available for the 2025/2026 intake, and 120 scholarships will be given out between 2025 and 2030. Eligibility, benefits, duration, and the detailed application process are all described in this handbook.
Eligibility Criteria :
- English proficiency is one of the academic prerequisites for admission to the selected degree program.
- must be an African national who is dedicated to moral leadership and engaged in the community.
- By the application deadline, you must be between the ages of 18 and 33.
- must have a track record of community service and leadership.
- must exhibit excellent academic standing and aspirations beyond their means.
- must possess an undergraduate degree that was granted by July 2026 at the latest.
- must not have begun or finished a master’s or graduate program prior to August 2026.
- Residency in Phoenix, Arizona for the duration of the program is required.
Host Country: United States of America
Eligible Countries: All African Countries
Reward: Full Scholarship | Accommodation | Living stipends | Travel Costs
Benefits :
- Visa application processing fees.
- English language testing costs.
GRE or equivalent exam fees.
Round-trip airfare to and from Phoenix, Arizona - Full coverage of tuition, books, and academic fees
- Housing and accommodation expenses
- Participation in all scholarship-related programs and activities
Deadline: September 14, 2025
