Funding: Fully funded
Location: Ireland
Eligibility: Human rights defenders and practitioners
Host: Irish Government (Roger Casement Fellowship)
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The Roger Casement Fellowship in Human Rights is a programme that supports master's level study for candidates from Nigeria. The fellowship is named after Roger Casement, an Irish human rights activist. Up to 1 candidate will be selected for the 2027-2028 academic year.
Overview
The Roger Casement Fellowship is a master's level fellowship that focuses on Human Rights, honouring the legacy of Roger Casement, who worked in Nigeria.
- Study location: Ireland
- Field of study: Human Rights
- Target group: Nigerian citizens
- Duration: 1 year
- Language: English
Eligibility
The Roger Casement Fellowship is open to citizens of Nigeria who wish to undertake a master's level course of study in Human Rights.
- Citizenship: Nigeria
- Academic background: Relevant to Human Rights
- Language proficiency: English
Benefits
- Financial support for master's study
- Opportunity to study in Ireland
- Focus on Human Rights, honouring Roger Casement's legacy
How to Apply
To apply for the Roger Casement Fellowship, candidates must submit their applications by the deadline. The application process involves several steps.
- Review the application guidelines
- Prepare the required documents
- Submit the application before July 26, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Roger Casement Fellowship?
The Roger Casement Fellowship is a master's level fellowship that supports Nigerian candidates to study Human Rights in Ireland.
Who is eligible to apply?
Citizens of Nigeria with a relevant academic background and English language proficiency are eligible to apply.
What is the duration of the fellowship?
The fellowship is for 1 year, covering the duration of the master's level course.
What are the benefits of the fellowship?
The fellowship provides financial support for master's study, an opportunity to study in Ireland, and a focus on Human Rights.
What is the application deadline?
The application deadline is July 26, 2026.
What documents are required for the application?
The required documents include those that prove citizenship, academic background, and language proficiency.