AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant. The AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant 2026 is now open for applications from doctoral researchers in sub-Saharan Africa who want to undertake a short research stay at a university or research institute in another sub-Saharan African country. The programme supports 1–2 months of research mobility and provides funding of up to EUR 3,000 to help cover travel, subsistence and eligible research costs at the host institution. The current application deadline is 16 October 2026 at 23:59 GMT, with funded research stays expected to take place between 1 March and 31 July 2027.
The grant is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) with support from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (AvH) and is administered by the African-German Network of Excellence in Science (AGNES).
⚠️ Important Accuracy Note
This opportunity is specifically for:
CURRENT DOCTORAL STUDENTS
from:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
Applicants must be officially registered for a doctoral degree at a university or tertiary institution in sub-Saharan Africa when they apply.
The research stay must take place in:
ANOTHER SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY
rather than the applicant’s home country.
Applicants must also already have:
AT LEAST ONE PUBLISHED ARTICLE
from their earlier thesis work in a non-predatory journal indexed by:
SCOPUS
or:
WEB OF SCIENCE.
The current grant is not a long-term PhD scholarship and does not fund an entire doctoral degree.
It is a:
SHORT-TERM RESEARCH MOBILITY GRANT
lasting:
1–2 MONTHS.
🌍 AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant: Quick Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Organisation | African-German Network of Excellence in Science |
| Programme | AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant for Junior Researchers |
| Funding | BMZ |
| Support | Alexander von Humboldt Foundation |
| Target Group | Doctoral Students |
| Eligible Region | Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Research Fields | All Fields |
| Mobility Requirement | Research Stay in Another Sub-Saharan African Country |
| Duration | 1–2 Months |
| 1-Month Maximum | EUR 2,300 |
| 1.5-Month Maximum | EUR 2,650 |
| 2-Month Maximum | EUR 3,000 |
| Travel Support | Yes, Within Overall Grant |
| Subsistence Support | Yes |
| Research Allowance | Available Through Host Institution |
| Publication Requirement | At Least 1 Eligible Published Paper |
| Scientific Host Required | Yes |
| Research Proposal | Maximum 5 Pages |
| Language | English |
| Deadline | 16 October 2026 |
| Deadline Time | 23:59 GMT |
| Selection Meeting | December 2026 |
| Earliest Research Start | 1 March 2027 |
| Latest Completion | 31 July 2027 |
| Zimbabwe Eligible | Yes |
🏛️ About AGNES
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
The African-German Network of Excellence in Science, commonly known as:
AGNES
is a network created to connect researchers and scholars in:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
with each other and with researchers in:
GERMANY.
Its programmes are designed to strengthen:
RESEARCH CAPACITY
SCIENTIFIC NETWORKS
ACADEMIC CAREERS
and:
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLABORATION
among promising African researchers.
AGNES currently operates several funding programmes, including:
INTRA-AFRICA MOBILITY GRANTS
JUNIOR RESEARCHER GRANTS
and:
AGNES-BAYER RESEARCH GRANTS.
🎯 What Is the Intra-Africa Mobility Grant?
The programme allows doctoral researchers from sub-Saharan Africa to spend:
1–2 MONTHS
at a:
UNIVERSITY
or:
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
in another sub-Saharan African country.
During the research stay, the doctoral researcher works with an:
EXPERIENCED SCIENTIFIC HOST
on research directly connected to the applicant’s:
DOCTORAL THESIS.
The programme aims to strengthen:
SCIENTIFIC CAPACITY
RESEARCH COLLABORATION
and:
NETWORKING
within Africa.
🤝 Why the Programme Matters
African doctoral researchers may sometimes need:
SPECIALIST LABORATORIES
EQUIPMENT
LIBRARY RESOURCES
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE
or:
SUPERVISION
that is not readily available at their home institution.
The AGNES mobility grant allows eligible researchers to access those resources elsewhere in:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
without having to conduct the research in Europe or another region.
🔬 What Research Activities Can Be Funded?
The proposed activity must form part of the applicant’s:
DOCTORAL RESEARCH.
AGNES lists eligible activities including:
🧪 BENCH WORK
🔬 LABORATORY STUDIES
📚 LIBRARY RESEARCH
and:
✍️ THESIS WRITING.
The grant can also support other relevant research tasks where these contribute directly to the doctoral project.
⚠️ Research Must Be Necessary Outside the Home Country
Applicants need to explain why the proposed research:
CANNOT BE CONDUCTED IN THEIR HOME COUNTRY.
This is an important selection requirement.
A strong proposal should explain what the host institution offers that is unavailable locally, such as:
SPECIALISED EQUIPMENT
LABORATORY CAPACITY
ARCHIVES
DATA
SUPERVISORY EXPERTISE
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
or:
RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE.
🌍 Research Must Contribute to African Development
Applicants must also demonstrate how their research is relevant to:
THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA.
This does not mean every proposal must be directly about economic development.
The applicant should simply show how the work contributes meaningfully to:
KNOWLEDGE
SCIENCE
POLICY
HEALTH
TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATION
AGRICULTURE
SOCIETY
or another area relevant to the region.
📚 Are All Research Fields Eligible?
Yes.
AGNES explicitly encourages applications from:
ALL RESEARCH FIELDS.
These include:
🔬 SCIENCES
📖 HUMANITIES
⚖️ LAW
and:
🏛️ SOCIAL SCIENCES.
This makes the grant relevant beyond laboratory-based disciplines.
👩 Special Grant for Female Researchers
AGNES is operating:
TWO MOBILITY GRANT CATEGORIES.
General AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
Open to:
MALE AND FEMALE CANDIDATES.
Special AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
Reserved for:
FEMALE CANDIDATES ONLY.
Female researchers may apply for:
ONE
or:
BOTH
categories.
However, a successful candidate can receive:
A MAXIMUM OF ONE GRANT.
Male applicants can apply only for the:
GENERAL GRANT.
👩🔬 Gender Inclusion Goal
The AGNES Governing Board states that it aims for approximately:
50% FEMALE RESEARCHER PARTICIPATION
based on merit.
🌍 Which Countries Are Eligible?
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
There is:
NO GEOGRAPHICAL QUOTA
within eligible sub-Saharan African countries.
AGNES states that all eligible applicants from:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
can apply.
However, it particularly welcomes candidates from underrepresented countries.
These include:
🇧🇫 Burkina Faso
🇬🇭 Ghana
🇬🇳 Guinea
🇨🇮 Côte d’Ivoire
🇱🇷 Liberia
🇲🇱 Mali
🇸🇳 Senegal
🇸🇱 Sierra Leone
🇦🇴 Angola
🇨🇫 Central African Republic
🇹🇩 Chad
🇨🇬 Republic of the Congo
🇨🇩 Democratic Republic of the Congo
🇬🇶 Equatorial Guinea
🇬🇦 Gabon
🇷🇼 Rwanda
🇿🇲 Zambia
🇺🇬 Uganda
🇹🇿 Tanzania
🇲🇼 Malawi
🇱🇸 Lesotho
🇧🇼 Botswana
🇲🇿 Mozambique
🇲🇺 Mauritius
🇲🇷 Mauritania
🇳🇦 Namibia
🇿🇼 Zimbabwe
🇨🇻 Cape Verde
and:
🇸🇹 São Tomé and Príncipe.
🇿🇼 Are Zimbabwean PhD Students Eligible?
Yes.
Zimbabwe is explicitly listed among the countries from which AGNES:
ESPECIALLY WELCOMES APPLICATIONS.
A Zimbabwean doctoral researcher can potentially qualify if they:
✅ Are a Zimbabwean national
✅ Are officially registered for a doctoral degree in sub-Saharan Africa
✅ Have at least one eligible published article
✅ Have identified a scientific host in another sub-Saharan African country
✅ Have a research activity directly linked to their PhD
and:
✅ Can demonstrate why the work cannot be undertaken in Zimbabwe.
🎓 Who Can Apply?
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
Applicants must satisfy several core conditions.
1. Current Doctoral Registration
Applicants must be:
OFFICIALLY REGISTERED FOR A DOCTORAL DEGREE
at a university or tertiary institution in:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA.
2. Sub-Saharan African Nationality
The applicant must be:
A NATIONAL OF A SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY.
3. Published Research
Applicants must already have:
AT LEAST ONE PUBLISHED ARTICLE
from earlier thesis work.
The journal must be:
NON-PREDATORY
and indexed in:
SCOPUS
or:
WEB OF SCIENCE.
⚠️ Publication Requirement Is Mandatory
This requirement is particularly important.
A doctoral student with:
NO PUBLISHED ARTICLE
may not meet the eligibility criteria for this round.
Applicants should also ensure that the publication can be verified through an appropriate:
SCOPUS
or:
WEB OF SCIENCE
link.
4. Scientific Host
Applicants must already have:
AN IDENTIFIED SCIENTIFIC HOST
at the proposed institution.
The applicant and host need to agree on:
THE RESEARCH PROPOSAL
and:
THE WORK SCHEDULE
before the application is submitted.
5. Research Outside the Home Country
The host institution must be located in:
ANOTHER SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY.
For example, a doctoral researcher based in Zimbabwe could potentially undertake the research stay in:
SOUTH AFRICA
ZAMBIA
BOTSWANA
KENYA
or another eligible country, provided all grant conditions are met.
💰 How Much Funding Is Available?
The maximum grant depends on the length of the approved research stay.
1 MONTH
UP TO EUR 2,300
1.5 MONTHS
UP TO EUR 2,650
2 MONTHS
UP TO EUR 3,000.
The amount represents the overall maximum for:
ALL ELIGIBLE EXPENSES
including any approved host fee.
✈️ Travel Costs
The grant can support:
RETURN TRAVEL
between the applicant’s country of residence and the host country.
Applicants must submit:
TWO TRAVEL QUOTATIONS
for either:
LAND TRAVEL
or:
ECONOMY-CLASS AIR TRAVEL.
🏠 Subsistence Costs
Applicants also need to estimate living expenses including:
RENT
MEALS
LOCAL TRANSPORT
and:
HEALTH INSURANCE.
The scientific host and host institution are expected to help applicants identify:
AFFORDABLE ACCOMMODATION
and prepare realistic cost estimates.
🏥 Health Insurance
Applicants are expected to arrange:
VALID HEALTH INSURANCE
for the research stay.
This expense can be incorporated into the proposed cost-of-living calculation.
🧪 Research / Host Allowance
The host institution may request a research allowance to help cover research-related expenses.
The published host-fee amounts are:
EUR 100 PER MONTH
for:
HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
and:
EUR 200 PER MONTH
for:
NATURAL SCIENCES
LIFE SCIENCES
and:
ENGINEERING SCIENCES.
These amounts are:
DEDUCTED FROM THE TOTAL GRANT
rather than added on top of the maximum award.
📄 Required Application Documents
Complete applications must include several documents.
1. Research Proposal
Applicants need a:
SHORT RESEARCH / PROJECT PROPOSAL
written in:
ENGLISH.
Maximum length:
5 PAGES.
The proposal should include:
RESEARCH ACTIVITY
OBJECTIVES
and:
WORK SCHEDULE.
The scientific host must agree in writing to both:
THE PROPOSAL
and:
THE TIMELINE.
2. AGNES CV
Applicants need a:
STANDARD CV
in English using the:
AGNES CV TEMPLATE.
3. Proof of Doctoral Registration
Applicants must provide:
OFFICIAL PROOF
that they are currently registered for a doctoral programme.
4. Academic Transcripts
Applicants need:
OFFICIAL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPTS
covering undergraduate and any postgraduate studies.
Where the transcript uses another language or grading system, the applicant should provide an:
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION IN ENGLISH.
5. Publication Evidence
Applicants need a list of eligible published articles with:
SCOPUS
or:
WEB OF SCIENCE
links.
They should also include an electronic copy of the first page of each publication showing:
TITLE
AUTHORS
and:
ABSTRACT.
These materials should be combined into:
ONE PDF DOCUMENT.
6. Travel Quotations
Applicants must provide:
TWO QUOTES
for return travel.
7. Cost-of-Living Estimate
The application should include expected expenses for:
ACCOMMODATION
MEALS
LOCAL TRANSPORT
and:
HEALTH INSURANCE.
8. Host Invitation Letter
Applicants need an invitation letter from the:
SCIENTIFIC HOST.
The letter must be in:
ENGLISH.
It must confirm:
A PLACE TO WORK WILL BE AVAILABLE
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
during the proposed research period.
It should also state any requested:
RESEARCH COST / BENCH FEE.
📦 Maximum Application File Size
The official call states that the complete application materials should not exceed:
12 MB.
🗣️ Application Language
All applications must be submitted in:
ENGLISH.
📅 Application Deadline
Applications close on:
📅 16 OCTOBER 2026
at:
⏰ 23:59 GMT.
Applicants should submit early because AGNES states that:
APPLICATIONS WITH MISSING DOCUMENTS
or applications that fail to follow the instructions will be:
AUTOMATICALLY REJECTED.
🏆 Selection Timeline
The selection meeting is planned for:
📅 DECEMBER 2026.
Only:
SELECTED CANDIDATES
will be notified.
✈️ When Can the Research Stay Begin?
The earliest permitted starting date is:
📅 1 MARCH 2027.
📅 When Must the Research Stay Finish?
The mobility period must be completed by:
📅 31 JULY 2027.
⚠️ No Retroactive Funding
The grant:
CANNOT BE USED TO FUND A RESEARCH STAY RETROACTIVELY.
Applicants should therefore wait for a successful funding decision and follow the approved research schedule.
📝 How to Apply
Applications are submitted directly by the doctoral researcher through the official:
ONLINE APPLICATION FORM.
Step 1 — Confirm Eligibility
Make sure you are:
A CURRENT DOCTORAL STUDENT
and:
A NATIONAL OF A SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY.
Step 2 — Identify a Host Country
Choose another:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY
where the required research can be conducted.
Step 3 — Find a Scientific Host
Contact an experienced researcher whose expertise and institutional resources match your project.
Step 4 — Agree on the Research Plan
Develop a mutually agreed:
PROPOSAL
and:
WORK SCHEDULE.
Step 5 — Obtain the Invitation Letter
Ask the host to provide the required English-language invitation letter.
Step 6 — Prepare the Research Proposal
Maximum:
5 PAGES.
Focus clearly on:
WHAT YOU WILL DO
WHY IT IS NEEDED
WHY IT CANNOT BE DONE AT HOME
and:
HOW IT SUPPORTS YOUR PhD.
Step 7 — Prepare Your Publication Evidence
Include the required indexing links and publication pages.
Step 8 — Obtain Travel Quotes
Submit:
TWO RETURN-TRAVEL QUOTATIONS.
Step 9 — Build Your Budget
Include:
TRAVEL
ACCOMMODATION
MEALS
LOCAL TRANSPORT
HEALTH INSURANCE
and:
HOST RESEARCH COSTS
where applicable.
Step 10 — Submit Online
Complete the application before:
📅 16 OCTOBER 2026 AT 23:59 GMT.
📋 Application Checklist
Before submitting, confirm:
✅ Doctoral Registration
Current and official.
✅ Sub-Saharan African Nationality
Required.
✅ Host in Another African Country
Required.
✅ One Published Article
Minimum.
✅ Scopus or Web of Science Indexing
Required.
✅ Research Proposal
Maximum five pages.
✅ Proposal in English
Required.
✅ AGNES CV Template
Required.
✅ Academic Transcripts
Required.
✅ Publication PDF
Required.
✅ Two Travel Quotes
Required.
✅ Cost-of-Living Estimate
Required.
✅ Health Insurance Budget
Included.
✅ Host Invitation Letter
Required.
✅ Complete File Size
Maximum 12 MB.
✅ Deadline
16 October 2026 at 23:59 GMT.
🎯 How to Strengthen Your Application
🔬 Explain Why Mobility Is Necessary
One of the most important questions is:
WHY CAN THIS RESEARCH NOT BE DONE AT YOUR HOME INSTITUTION?
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
Be specific.
Instead of writing:
“The host university has better facilities.”
explain exactly which:
LABORATORY
EQUIPMENT
DATABASE
ARCHIVE
or:
EXPERTISE
is required.
🤝 Choose the Host Carefully
A strong host should have clear expertise directly related to your:
DOCTORAL PROJECT.
The relationship should appear scientifically logical rather than being chosen simply because the institution is abroad.
🌍 Demonstrate African Development Relevance
Clearly connect your research to a challenge or opportunity relevant to:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA.
📝 Keep the Proposal Focused
The mobility period lasts only:
1–2 MONTHS.
Do not propose work that would realistically require:
A FULL YEAR.
The work plan should be:
SPECIFIC
REALISTIC
and:
ACHIEVABLE.
💰 Build a Realistic Budget
The grant has strict maximums.
Avoid unrealistic:
FLIGHT
HOUSING
or:
LIVING-COST
estimates.
Use the scientific host to help determine local costs.
📚 Check Your Publication Indexing
Do not assume a journal qualifies.
Confirm your paper is indexed in:
SCOPUS
or:
WEB OF SCIENCE
before submitting.
⚠️ Common Application Mistakes
Avoid:
- Applying without current doctoral registration
- Applying without a published paper
- Using a journal that is not indexed in Scopus or Web of Science
- Choosing a host in your own country
- Applying without an identified scientific host
- Failing to explain why the research cannot be done at home
- Submitting a proposal longer than five pages
- Using a CV format other than the AGNES template
- Providing only one travel quotation
- Forgetting health-insurance costs
- Missing the host invitation letter
- Claiming the grant provides EUR 3,000 regardless of stay length
- Applying for a research stay that has already occurred
- Missing the deadline
- Submitting incomplete documents
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
What is the AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant?
It is a short-term research mobility grant for doctoral students from:
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
to undertake research in another sub-Saharan African country.
Who funds the programme?
The grant is funded by:
BMZ
with support from the:
ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT FOUNDATION.
Who can apply?
Current doctoral students who:
ARE NATIONALS OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES
and meet the publication, host and research requirements.
Is Zimbabwe eligible?
Yes.
Zimbabwe is specifically listed among the countries from which AGNES particularly welcomes applications.
Can Master’s students apply?
No.
The current mobility grant is for:
CURRENT DOCTORAL STUDENTS.
Can postdoctoral researchers apply?
Not under this specific mobility-grant call.
The applicant must be registered for:
A DOCTORAL DEGREE.
Do I need a publication?
Yes.
At least:
ONE PUBLISHED PAPER
from earlier thesis work is required.
Which journals qualify?
AGNES says it will consider publications in non-predatory journals indexed by:
SCOPUS
or:
WEB OF SCIENCE.
Can I conduct the research in my home country?
No.
The research stay must be in:
ANOTHER SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY.
How long is the research stay?
1–2 MONTHS.
How much funding is available?
1 month
UP TO EUR 2,300
1.5 months
UP TO EUR 2,650
2 months
UP TO EUR 3,000.
Are travel costs covered?
Yes, within the overall maximum grant.
Applicants must provide:
TWO RETURN-TRAVEL QUOTES.
Is accommodation funded?
Living costs including rent can be included within the approved budget.
Is health insurance required?
Yes.
Applicants are expected to arrange valid health insurance during the research stay.
Is there a special grant for women?
Yes.
AGNES operates a:
SPECIAL FEMALE-ONLY MOBILITY GRANT
alongside the general grant.
Can women apply for both?
Yes.
Female researchers may apply for both categories but can receive:
ONLY ONE AWARD.
Are all disciplines eligible?
Yes.
AGNES welcomes applications across:
SCIENCES
HUMANITIES
LAW
and:
SOCIAL SCIENCES.
Is a host researcher required?
Yes.
Applicants need an identified:
SCIENTIFIC HOST
and an agreed proposal and work schedule.
What is the proposal length?
Maximum:
5 PAGES.
What language must I use?
ENGLISH.
What is the application deadline?
📅 16 OCTOBER 2026
at:
⏰ 23:59 GMT.
When will selection take place?
DECEMBER 2026.
When can funded research begin?
The earliest date is:
📅 1 MARCH 2027.
When must it be completed?
By:
📅 31 JULY 2027.
🚀 Final Thoughts
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant
AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant. The AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant is a valuable opportunity for doctoral researchers who need short-term access to:
🔬 SPECIALISED RESEARCH FACILITIES
📚 ACADEMIC RESOURCES
🧪 LABORATORIES
🤝 EXPERIENCED SCIENTIFIC HOSTS
and:
🌍 REGIONAL RESEARCH NETWORKS
elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa.
The programme provides up to:
💰 EUR 3,000
for a research stay lasting:
1–2 MONTHS.
The maximum amounts are:
EUR 2,300 — 1 MONTH
EUR 2,650 — 1.5 MONTHS
and:
EUR 3,000 — 2 MONTHS.
Applicants must be:
CURRENT DOCTORAL STUDENTS
from sub-Saharan African countries and must already have at least:
ONE QUALIFYING PUBLISHED ARTICLE.
They must also identify:
A SCIENTIFIC HOST IN ANOTHER SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRY
and demonstrate why the proposed research cannot reasonably be completed in their home country.
The opportunity is particularly relevant to Zimbabwean researchers because:
🇿🇼 ZIMBABWE IS EXPLICITLY LISTED AMONG THE UNDERREPRESENTED COUNTRIES FROM WHICH AGNES ESPECIALLY WELCOMES APPLICATIONS.
The deadline is approaching:
📅 16 OCTOBER 2026
⏰ 23:59 GMT.
Successful mobility stays can begin from:
📅 1 MARCH 2027
and must be completed by:
📅 31 JULY 2027.
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🔑 Key Details
Organisation: African-German Network of Excellence in Science
Programme: AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant for Junior Researchers
Funding: German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
Support: Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
Eligible Applicants: Current Doctoral Students
Nationality: Sub-Saharan African Countries
Fields: All Research Fields
Research Destination: Another Sub-Saharan African Country
Duration: 1–2 Months
1-Month Grant: Up to EUR 2,300
1.5-Month Grant: Up to EUR 2,650
2-Month Grant: Up to EUR 3,000
Travel: Eligible Within Overall Budget
Subsistence: Eligible
Research / Host Costs: Eligible Within Grant Limits
Health Insurance: Required
Publication Requirement: At Least One Eligible Published Article
Journal Indexing: Scopus or Web of Science
Scientific Host: Required
Proposal: Maximum 5 Pages
Application Language: English
Special Female Grant: Yes
Zimbabwe Eligible: Yes
Application Deadline: 16 October 2026
Deadline Time: 23:59 GMT
Selection Meeting: December 2026
Earliest Research Start: 1 March 2027
Latest Completion: 31 July 2027
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