Opportunities
Scholarships, jobs, internships, and exchanges
Every listing here is real, reviewed, and comes with the actual application link. Nothing is hosted on Biodaraja, you apply directly at the source.
Have an opportunity to share?
Recruiters and program coordinators can submit a scholarship, job, internship, fellowship, or exchange listing.
Get an alert when new opportunities are posted
Separate from the newsletter, choose how often you hear from us.
Microbiologist Intern
Precise Science Ltd
**Overview** Precise Science Ltd is looking for a Microbiologist Intern to join its team in Buruburu, Nairobi. The internship is aimed at candidates who want to hone their microbiology skills and gain hands-on laboratory experience. **Location** Buruburu, Nairobi. **Eligibility** - Diploma in Food Science, Biochemistry, Biology or a related field. **How to Apply** - Send your CV and cover letter to the email address provided. - Applications must be submitted by 8th September 2026.
Read moreApply by 8 Sept 2026
AWARD Leadership Program for Emerging African Women in Agricultural Sciences 2026
African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD)
A nine-month, non-residential virtual leadership program for emerging African women scientists in agricultural sciences, funded by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation and implemented by AWARD. Up to 40 competitively selected women under 35, with at least a bachelor's degree in an agricultural science discipline and five years of sector experience, will build leadership, communication, networking, and gender-integration skills. Applicants must be citizens of Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, or Zambia and be residing and working in agriculture-related roles in Africa. Participants who attain at least 80% attendance across training sessions receive a certificate of completion.
Read moreApply by 20 Sept 2026
ICGEB Fellowships in Pathogen Detection and Biosecurity (Africa) – September 2026
International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB)
ICGEB, with support from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI), offers African researchers a six-month training fellowship at its laboratories in Trieste (Italy), New Delhi (India), or Cape Town (South Africa). It targets early/mid-career scientists in human or animal health fields such as virology, microbiology and related biological sciences, with research backgrounds in infectious diseases, diagnostics, or biosafety/biosecurity, who are affiliated with a research institute, university, or public health laboratory in their home country. Applications are made in two stages: an Expression of Interest (1 July – 14 August 2026) and a full application (16 – 30 September 2026). Fellows receive a monthly stipend, travel provision, medical insurance, and reimbursement of visa/permit costs.
Read moreApply by 30 Sept 2026
· Fully funded – monthly stipend of EUR 1,500 (Trieste), US$1,122 (New Delhi) or ZAR 16,500 (Cape Town), plus travel, medical insurance and visa cost reimbursement
Chevening Scholarships 2027-2028 (Kenya)
Chevening
Chevening is the UK Government's international scholarships programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and partner organisations, offering exceptional future leaders the chance to study a one-year taught master's degree in the UK. Applications for the 2027-2028 awards are open to applicants in Kenya who meet the eligibility criteria and can submit a compelling application. Scholars join a global network of leaders driving impact in areas such as climate action, economic prosperity, and conflict recovery. Additional partner awards are also available and may offer less competition.
Read moreApply by 6 Oct 2026
Neurasmus Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's in Neuroscience - Cohort 2027-2029 (EMJM Scholarships)
Neurasmus (University of Bordeaux and partner universities)
**Overview** Neurasmus is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programme in neuroscience delivered by a consortium of leading European universities. Students study at two or more prestigious European institutions, following an interdisciplinary curriculum that spans molecular and cellular mechanisms through to cognitive and behavioural processes. All courses are taught in English. The programme emphasises world-class faculty who are active researchers, a curriculum that evolves with the latest discoveries and technologies, hands-on research experience in state-of-the-art laboratories through lab rotations and internships, small class sizes with personalised mentorship, and a multicultural student community drawn from around the world. Graduates are prepared for careers in research, global health and neuroscience innovation. **Eligibility - Educational Background** - Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in natural sciences or a related field, including but not limited to biology, chemistry, medicine or psychology. - A solid understanding of fundamental concepts in biology, chemistry and mathematics is essential. - Academic transcripts showing a strong academic record are required. - A minimum GPA equivalent to the programme's requirements is expected; grades should reflect proficiency in courses relevant to neuroscience. **Eligibility - English Language** - IELTS (Academic) 6.5 with no band below 6; or - TOEFL paper-based 580 / computer-based 237 / internet-based 93; or - Certificate of Advanced English grade B/C; or - Certificate of Proficiency in English grade B/C; or - A letter from your university stating that the medium of instruction was English. - The test must have been taken no more than two years before the course starts. - Primary and Secondary Education certificates and 1-year exchange programme documentation can be accepted as English certificates. - Exemptions may apply for native English speakers or those who completed prior education in English. **Required Documents** - Curriculum Vitae (CV) highlighting academic achievements, research experience and extracurricular activities. - Motivation Letter explaining your interest in neuroscience, why you chose Neurasmus and your career aspirations. - Official academic transcripts from all higher education institutions attended. - Proof of English proficiency. - Two recommendation letters from professors or professionals familiar with your academic and research capabilities. Reference letters are uploaded directly by your referees — if they have not uploaded them, you cannot submit your application. - Incomplete or missing applications will not be considered. **How to Apply** All applications must be submitted through the online eMundus system. Paper applications or applications sent by email will not be considered. - Click "Register" to create an account on the eMundus platform. - Sign in with the username and password sent to your email. - Complete all pages of the application form. - Upload the required documents in the "Documents" section. - Once all sections are 100% complete, click "Submit" and check that you receive a confirmation email. - No hard copies need to be sent after online submission. **Application Form Notes** - Each completed page can be saved independently so you can return to the form at different times. - Once submitted, data can only be modified until the end of the campaign. - Fields marked in red are mandatory. - The form must be completed in English and all attachments must also be in English (official translation is not required at this stage), in PDF or JPG format, no larger than 5 MB each. - If automated emails do not arrive, check your spam folder. - Applicants are strongly advised not to wait until the last minute, to avoid technical issues. - If your application status is not 100% complete despite all documents being uploaded and fields filled, your referees have likely not yet submitted their reference letters. **Application Window** Neurasmus 4.0 — Cohort 2027-2029 (Selection 2025): opens 01/09/2026 at 08:00 and closes 01/12/2026 at 12:00, Europe/Paris time zone. **Scholarships and Benefits** Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) student scholarships are open to higher education students from all over the world and are awarded to the most appropriate candidates based on the selection ranking and the nationality rules set by the European Agency. Candidates should be fully aware of the financial costs of the programme, as at the time of application there is no guarantee a scholarship will be awarded. The programme also offers attractive fee waivers and multiple scholarships. **Scholarship Eligibility Rules** - Students who have already obtained an EMJMD scholarship, or who are former Erasmus Mundus Master/Doctoral Course scholarship holders, are not eligible for an additional scholarship. - Scholarship holders cannot benefit from another EU grant while pursuing their studies. - Scholarships are awarded exclusively for full-time enrolment in one of the course editions. - Under the nationality rule, no more than three of the students selected for a scholarship should have the same nationality. - Scholarship holders spending part of the course in their country of residence are not entitled to the monthly subsistence allowance for that period. **Helpdesk** Questions can be directed to the chatbox on your file page (before the deadline) or by email to neurasmus-application@u-bordeaux.fr. Applicants are asked to consult the website first in case the question is already answered. **Appeals** If your application is not selected and you have strong reason to believe your complete application was not properly processed during the selection procedure, you may appeal by submitting a formal complaint to the Neurasmus Head Office. The electronic letter must include your name, address, User ID and valid grounds for appeal, and should be sent to neurasmus-application@u-bordeaux.fr. It will be reviewed by the Board of Education & Selection.
Read moreApply by 1 Dec 2026
· Programme fees apply (see programme fee schedule); attractive fee waivers and multiple scholarships available, including EMJMD scholarships
Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full-Stack Web Development)
Moringa School
An immersive Software Engineering bootcamp covering coding, web development (front-end and back-end), software architecture, and collaborative tools like Git, culminating in a technical assessment and capstone project. It is offered in full-time hybrid (27 weeks), full-time remote (27 weeks), and part-time remote (35 weeks) formats, all starting August 31st, 2026. Admission is guided by a technical assessment, and the program prepares learners for roles such as front-end developer, back-end developer, technical project manager, and software architect.
Read moreRolling / ongoing
· KES 200,000 (full-time hybrid), KES 174,000 (full-time remote), KES 200,000 (part-time remote); installment plans available
Data Science Bootcamp
Moringa School
An advanced Data Science with AI bootcamp designed for individuals with a background in tech, math, or data who want to move into mid-level Data and AI roles. The curriculum covers Python, statistics, machine learning, neural networks, Large Language Models, prompt engineering, fine-tuning and MLOps through hands-on projects. It is offered full-time hybrid (31 weeks), full-time remote (31 weeks), and part-time remote (50 weeks), with 2026 intakes starting August 31st, 2026.
Read moreRolling / ongoing
· KES 200,000 (full-time hybrid and part-time remote); KES 174,000 (full-time remote); installment plans available
High School Bootcamp
Moringa School
A 10-day tech bootcamp for high school students that teaches them to build and ship real digital projects using professional developer tools. Two learning paths are offered: Pathfinder (Tier 1) for beginners aged 13-15, and Trailblazer (Tier 2) for students aged 14-17 with basic HTML/CSS and Python knowledge. Classes run remotely and in person starting August 10th, 2026, with guided instruction, portfolio building, and a certificate of completion.
Read moreRolling / ongoing
· KES 20,000 (in-person or remote); KES 2,000 sibling discount off each additional student
ILRI Internship
International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)
ILRI offers short-term paid internships in Nairobi, Kenya for young professionals enrolled in undergraduate, diploma, certificate or senior high school programs as part of their academic curriculum. Internships typically run for three months or less (up to six months), with interns working five days a week under the supervision and mentorship of a staff member in an assigned department or program. The programme helps students connect theory to practice and nurtures interest in livestock agriculture research. Interns receive a stipend to cover living expenses as well as insurance.
Read moreRolling / ongoing
· Free - ILRI does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process
ENGAGE Program Tier 1 - Data Science & AI Training for Form Three Girls (2026)
ENGAGE Program, University of Nairobi
The ENGAGE Program Tier 1 is a fully-funded, 10-day residential training that introduces Form Three high school girls with strong mathematics aptitude to careers in data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning for public health. Approved by the Ministry of Education, it is hosted at six partner universities across Kenya, with transport, meals, accommodation and bedding provided for beneficiaries and one accompanying parent/guardian. Applicants must be Form 3 girls in public schools, and those from underserved or marginalized communities are especially encouraged to apply. Shortlisted candidates sit a math test and short interview at a partner regional university, and those who complete the training receive certificates at a graduation ceremony.
Read moreRolling / ongoing
· Fully funded (free) — includes transport, meals, accommodation and bedding
Reviews
No reviews yet, be the first to share your experience.
Leave a review
Leave blank to show as 'A Biodaraja user'.
So we can follow up, never shown publicly.