Apply Now: 2025 FATE Institute Fellowship for Policy Experts
Applications are now open for the 2025 FATE Institute Fellowship, a two-year virtual programme for researchers and policy professionals focused on entrepreneurship in Nigeria. This article explains who should apply, what you get and how to submit your application.

FATE Institute Fellowship for Policy Experts
If you’re deeply involved in shaping Nigeria’s entrepreneurship space and want to back your work with real research and policy dialogue, the 2025 FATE Institute Fellowship might be a good fit. This two-year, online fellowship supports professionals who care about fixing the gaps that slow business growth in the country.
The programme runs fully online. That means no need to move or travel, though you might be invited to join events in person once in a while.
What Fellows Can Expect
This is not just a learning experience. You’ll actively work on Nigeria’s entrepreneurship challenges by contributing research, leading conversations and taking part in collaborative sessions. Here’s what comes with the programme:Work on live issues in entrepreneurship policy
Engage with government and private sector leaders
Share your findings on a respected platform
Take part in key policy events and conversations
Connect with other fellows and grow your network
Get involved in campaigns that push for real change
Who Should Apply
This programme is for people who:Have a strong interest in entrepreneurship and public policy
Are studying for, or have finished, a master’s or PhD in a related field (Economics, Law, Political Science, Business and similar)
Have solid experience with research and working with stakeholders
Know how to write for policy audiences
Have spent at least 10 years in relevant professional work
Applicants should also be ready to stick with the programme, contribute thoughtfully, and help push Nigeria’s entrepreneurship agenda forward.
How To ApplyDeadline: Friday, 25 July 2025
Late applications will not be accepted
Apply here through this link
Read more on the FATE Institute Fellowship webpage