COMFWB International Scholarship
Program
- Your Gateway to Academic Success and a Better Life -
Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa Federation of Women in Business
COMFWB, in collaboration with Step Ladder Academy, Empowered Woman Excel Savings & Cooperative (EWE SACCO), and Zim-US Business Connect, proudly introduces a transformative opportunity for African students to pursue undergraduate and graduate degree programs at leading international universities.
Who qualifies?: To be considered for approval, prospective students must pay all applicable processing fees, possess valid travel documents, and provide evidence of sufficient academic preparation, including a completed high school certificate/diploma for undergraduate studies or a college degree for graduate-level programs.
What does the funding cover?: Upon approval of a scholarship application, COMFWB will fully finance the recipients tuition and cost of attendance through to graduation.
How do you repay the funding?: Following completion of their studies, students will be required to repay the scholarship over a 10-year period, allowing for a flexible and manageable financial transition into their professional careers.
Where are the universities located?: Below is a list of the participating countries and the number of universities within each that are partnering with COMFWB to welcome applicants into this groundbreaking program.
Each university offers over 100 degree courses to choose from.
Don't miss this life-changing opportunity, take the first step toward your international education journey today. Learn more...
The COMESA Federation of Women in Business (COMFWB) was established in July 1993 in Zimbabwe with the endorsement of the Authority which is made up of Heads of States and Governments of the COMESA member states.
COMFWB rests on a solid foundation of legal and institutional legitimacy with its mandate embedded in the Treaty; establishing the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, COMESA, under Article 155 - Women in Business - and Article 154 - Women in Development -.
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The COMESA Federation of Women in Business (COMFWB) was established in July 1993 in Zimbabwe with the endorsement of the Authority which is made up of Heads of States and Governments of the COMESA member states.
COMFWB rests on a solid foundation of legal and institutional legitimacy with its mandate embedded in the Treaty; establishing the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, COMESA, under Article 155 - Women in Business - and Article 154 - Women in Development -.