Submit your application to join the next cohort of the Research Translation & Innovation Fellowship. We are currently accepting expressions of interests via the email " fellowship@utafitiwellness.org " for future cohorts.
The application process for the Research Translation & Innovation Fellowship is designed to identify motivated individuals with a passion for translating research into community impact.
The fellowship is open to:
Note: You do not need a research background to apply — we welcome applicants from diverse disciplines who are committed to evidence-informed action.
When applications open, you will need to submit:
Tip: Prepare these documents in advance so you're ready when the application window opens.
Applications are evaluated based on:
Here's what to expect when you apply for the fellowship.
Complete the online application form and upload your supporting documents.
Not yet openThe selection committee reviews all applications against the eligibility and selection criteria.
Not yet openShortlisted candidates are invited for a virtual interview with the fellowship team.
Not yet openSuccessful applicants receive an offer and onboarding materials to prepare for the program.
Not yet openAnswers to common questions about the fellowship application process.
The application window for Cohort 3 will be announced on our website and social media channels. Keep checking the fellowship page and our linkedin channel.
Yes! The fellowship is open to applicants from across Africa and beyond. All sessions are conducted virtually.
You should allow approximately 15 minutes to complete the application form and upload your documents.
Not at all. We welcome applicants from all disciplines — including health, social sciences, policy, law, education, and more.
There is no application fee at this stage. Participation in the fellowship is currently offered at no cost to selected fellows.
Send your inquiries to fellowship@utafitiwellness.org and we'll get back to you promptly.
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