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Scholarships to Study in Kenya for African Students 2026

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There are 17 verified scholarships matching Scholarships to Study in Kenya for African Students 2026, of which 6 are fully funded. Top listings include PASET Regional Scholarship and Innovation Fund (RSIF), CARTA PhD Fellowships in Public Health, Safaricom Foundation Scholarship Programme (Kenya). All are free to apply and link directly to official provider portals.

Explore 17 scholarships that allow African students to study in Kenya in 2026. Kenya is home to world-renowned universities offering excellent academic programmes, research opportunities, and cultural experiences. Many of these scholarships are fully funded, covering tuition, accommodation, travel, and living costs. Whether you want to pursue undergraduate, masters, or doctoral studies, Kenya offers pathways for ambitious African scholars. Scholar Africa brings together all available opportunities in one place so you can compare, filter, and apply efficiently.

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17 total opportunities · 6 fully funded · 3 closing in 30 days · Sorted by deadline
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PASET Regional Scholarship and Innovation Fund (RSIF)
World Bank Group · Kenya · PhD · Fully funded
2 days
30 MAY 2026
CARTA PhD Fellowships in Public Health
Wellcome Trust · Kenya · PhD · Fully funded
3 days
31 MAY 2026
Safaricom Foundation Scholarship Programme (Kenya)
Kenya · Undergraduate · Grant
3 days
31 MAY 2026
African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD)
African Development Bank · Kenya · Masters · PhD · Stipend
33 days
30 JUN 2026
Mawazo Institute PhD Fellowship for East African Women
Kenya · Grant
64 days
31 JUL 2026
African Women in Tech Scholarship
Mastercard Foundation · Kenya · Undergraduate · Masters · Full tuition
79 days
15 AUG 2026
DAAD In-Country/In-Region Scholarship Programme
DAAD (German Academic Exchange) · Kenya · Masters · PhD · Fully funded
79 days
15 AUG 2026
Kenyatta University PhD Scholarship for East African Researchers
Kenya · Partial
95 days
31 AUG 2026
Strathmore University @iLabAfrica Research Scholarship
Kenya · Partial
95 days
31 AUG 2026
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at University of Nairobi
Kenya · Undergraduate · Grant
95 days
31 AUG 2026
SEI Africa Research Fellowship for Early Career Researchers
Kenya · Postdoctoral · Grant
217 days
31 DEC 2026
APHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (Nairobi)
Kenya · Postdoctoral · Grant
217 days
31 DEC 2026
CIMMYT Eastern Africa Graduate Research Fellowship
Kenya · Grant
217 days
31 DEC 2026
World Agroforestry (ICRAF) Graduate Research Fellowship
Kenya · Grant
217 days
31 DEC 2026
African Doctoral Dissertation Research Fellowships (ADDRF)
Wellcome Trust · Kenya · PhD · Grant
Rolling
Apply anytime
African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) PhD Fellowships
AERC · Kenya · PhD · Fully funded
Closed
30 APR 2026
Pan African University Scholarships
African Union Commission · Kenya · Masters · PhD · Fully funded
Closed
30 APR 2026

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Explore 17 scholarships that allow African students to study in Kenya in 2026. Kenya is home to world-renowned universities offering excellent academic programmes, research opportunities, and cultural experiences. Many of these scholarships are fully funded, covering tuition, accommodation, travel, and living costs. Whether you want to pursue undergraduate, masters, or doctoral studies, Kenya offers pathways for ambitious African scholars. Scholar Africa brings together all available opportunities in one place so you can compare, filter, and apply efficiently.

Frequently asked questions

How many scholarships are available to study in Kenya?

Scholar Africa lists 17 scholarships for African students to study in Kenya.

Are scholarships to study in Kenya fully funded?

6 of the 17 scholarships are fully funded.

What academic levels can I study in Kenya?

Available levels include PhD, Masters, Undergraduate, Postdoctoral.

Do I need a visa to study in Kenya?

Yes, most African students will need a student visa. Many scholarship programmes assist with the visa process and some cover visa fees.