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EWAP Climate Research Fellowship

  • Organization: Enhanced Weathering Africa Partnership (EWAP)
  • Type: Fellowship
  • Location: Global
  • Deadline: November 6, 2026
  • Funding: No Funding

The Enhanced Weathering Africa Partnership (EWAP) links researchers at the University of Exeter with research institutes in Ghana, Uganda and Tanzania to build the evidence for enhanced weathering: spreading finely ground rock such as basalt on farm soils so that it captures carbon dioxide from the air. Its founding fellowship cohort is a selective 12-week programme, mostly online, in which up to 10 final-year undergraduates, postgraduates and early-career researchers learn with EWAP researchers and guest experts, get mentoring and work towards their own research contribution. It is free to apply and take part, and it is unpaid: there is no stipend, salary or travel funding. **What you get:** - Expert-led sessions with EWAP researchers and guest experts on enhanced weathering in African contexts - Mentoring and feedback as you develop your own research contribution - Support to develop ideas for publications, research proposals and collaborative research - A place in an Africa-centred international research network on enhanced weathering - A Certificate of Completion if you meet the programme requirements **What you'll do:** - Weeks 1 to 3: the foundations of enhanced weathering, African research contexts and questions that cross science and society - Weeks 4 to 6: critical reading, research design and the evidence that credible enhanced weathering research needs - Weeks 7 to 9: soils and agronomy alongside monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV), logistics, policy, finance and responsible implementation - Weeks 10 to 12: mentoring, collaborative work, group presentations and planning your next research step - Join one live session of about an hour each week, and allow one to two hours a week in total **Key dates:** - Optional information webinar: 23 October 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 UK time (EWAP says you can watch the recording afterwards) - Expression of Interest closes 6 November 2026; the form is set to stop accepting responses at 23:45 UK time (GMT) - Invitations to the full application: 13 November 2026 - Full application deadline, for invited applicants only: 27 November 2026 - Outcomes: 14 December 2026, with an acceptance deadline of 18 December 2026 - Onboarding and preparation: January 2027 - Programme: 1 February to 19 April 2027 **More information:** - Fellowship Launch Pack (PDF), with eligibility, the application pathway and selection criteria: https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/f46ef634-9eb8-4397-8a98-b7f0b7c0d2c9/downloads/414d9bb8-3636-4f7b-a245-bcf9a7bcaa01/EWAP%20Research%20Fellowship_Launch%20Pack_2026-27.pdf?ver=1790615393750 - Selection weights: motivation and commitment 30%, academic and research potential 25%, interest in enhanced weathering 20%, leadership and collaboration 15%, contribution to cohort diversity 10% - Applying has two stages: a short Expression of Interest, then a full application for those invited

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Enhanced Weathering Africa Partnership (EWAP)Fellowship

EWAP Climate Research Fellowship

Nov 06, 2026 23:45:00 UTC
Opportunity type
Fellowship
Funding
No Funding
Location
Global
Deadline
Nov 06, 2026 23:45:00 UTC

About this opportunity

The Enhanced Weathering Africa Partnership (EWAP) links researchers at the University of Exeter with research institutes in Ghana, Uganda and Tanzania to build the evidence for enhanced weathering: spreading finely ground rock such as basalt on farm soils so that it captures carbon dioxide from the air. Its founding fellowship cohort is a selective 12-week programme, mostly online, in which up to 10 final-year undergraduates, postgraduates and early-career researchers learn with EWAP researchers and guest experts, get mentoring and work towards their own research contribution. It is free to apply and take part, and it is unpaid: there is no stipend, salary or travel funding.

What you get:

  • Expert-led sessions with EWAP researchers and guest experts on enhanced weathering in African contexts
  • Mentoring and feedback as you develop your own research contribution
  • Support to develop ideas for publications, research proposals and collaborative research
  • A place in an Africa-centred international research network on enhanced weathering
  • A Certificate of Completion if you meet the programme requirements

What you'll do:

  • Weeks 1 to 3: the foundations of enhanced weathering, African research contexts and questions that cross science and society
  • Weeks 4 to 6: critical reading, research design and the evidence that credible enhanced weathering research needs
  • Weeks 7 to 9: soils and agronomy alongside monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV), logistics, policy, finance and responsible implementation
  • Weeks 10 to 12: mentoring, collaborative work, group presentations and planning your next research step
  • Join one live session of about an hour each week, and allow one to two hours a week in total

Key dates:

  • Optional information webinar: 23 October 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 UK time (EWAP says you can watch the recording afterwards)
  • Expression of Interest closes 6 November 2026; the form is set to stop accepting responses at 23:45 UK time (GMT)
  • Invitations to the full application: 13 November 2026
  • Full application deadline, for invited applicants only: 27 November 2026
  • Outcomes: 14 December 2026, with an acceptance deadline of 18 December 2026
  • Onboarding and preparation: January 2027
  • Programme: 1 February to 19 April 2027

More information:

  • Fellowship Launch Pack (PDF), with eligibility, the application pathway and selection criteria: https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/f46ef634-9eb8-4397-8a98-b7f0b7c0d2c9/downloads/414d9bb8-3636-4f7b-a245-bcf9a7bcaa01/EWAP%20Research%20Fellowship_Launch%20Pack_2026-27.pdf?ver=1790615393750
  • Selection weights: motivation and commitment 30%, academic and research potential 25%, interest in enhanced weathering 20%, leadership and collaboration 15%, contribution to cohort diversity 10%
  • Applying has two stages: a short Expression of Interest, then a full application for those invited

Who can apply

  • Be a final-year undergraduate, a Master's student, a PhD candidate or an early-career researcher
  • Study or work in a field that can contribute to enhanced weathering research: environmental and climate science, agriculture, soil science and geochemistry, engineering and MRV, sustainability, economics, business and supply chains, policy and governance, carbon markets and climate finance, or a related field
  • Show a serious interest in research relevant to African climate, agriculture or sustainability priorities
  • Commit to the full programme from February to April 2027 and take part actively
  • Stage 1, the Expression of Interest: your background, discipline and career stage, research interests, and a motivation statement of up to 250 words
  • Stage 2, if invited: a CV of up to two pages with referee names, a statement of motivation and programme fit of up to 500 words, a proposed EWAP-related research interest or question of up to 300 words, and confirmation of your availability
  • EWAP publishes no nationality, residence or age rule; the form asks for your nationality and country of residence

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Good to know

  • +Free to apply and to take part
  • +A small founding cohort of up to 10, mentored by EWAP researchers and guest experts
  • +Mostly online, about one to two hours a week, so it fits alongside study
  • +Open across disciplines, including economics, business, policy, carbon markets and climate finance
  • +EWAP's own materials name its leads at the University of Exeter Business School

Worth checking yourself

  • !Unpaid: no stipend, salary or travel funding, and it does not lead to a paid role
  • !Two stages: the expression of interest closes 6 November 2026 at 23:45 UK time, and only those invited on 13 November submit a full application, due 27 November
  • !The programme centres on Africa's climate, agriculture and sustainability priorities. EWAP publishes no nationality rule, so if you are outside Africa, ask before applying
  • !Weekly session times are not final yet
  • !Only 10 places

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EWAP Climate Research Fellowship
Nov 06, 2026 23:45:00 UTC