Mastercard Foundation in the news

Ribara Analytica received $100,000 in equity-free funding from the Mastercard Foundation EdTech fellowship to develop tools connecting education and employment data.

The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) is offering a fully funded 18-month Master of Science in Health Professions Education (MSc-HPE) to eligible young Africans through the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program.

The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Rwanda offers fully-funded scholarships and leadership development for academically talented, service-oriented young people in Rwanda and Africa.

The Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship is an 8-month virtual program offering training, mentorship, and financial support to African students and recent graduates to develop entrepreneurial ventures.

The Mastercard Foundation Associates Program offers paid internships for young Africans aged 18-35 to gain early-career experience, professional development, and mentorship.

Muni University secured a $3 million prize from the Mastercard Foundation for its Youth Empowerment Initiative, making it the sole Ugandan laureate.

Mastercard Foundation made a $50 million commitment to Seven Generations Education Institute for a 10-year partnership to support Indigenous education and community development.

The Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship on Entrepreneurship 2027 is open to African students and recent graduates, offering an 8-month program for entrepreneurial skill development, mentorship, and financial support.

Mastercard Foundation is providing $50 million to Seven Generations Education Institute for a 10-year partnership to support Indigenous education and community development.

The Mastercard Foundation, celebrating 20 years, focuses on transforming higher education in Africa to empower youth, particularly women, for dignified work and leadership through partnerships and strategic initiatives.

The 2027 Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship offers African students and recent graduates an 8-month program with training, mentorship, and financial support to develop entrepreneurial ventures.

Mastercard Foundation urges African nations to prioritize higher education for development.

The Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship is an eight-month program for African students and recent graduates, offering entrepreneurship training, coaching, and support to build ventures with social and financial impact.

The document covers various news topics including the Mastercard Foundation's call for prioritizing higher education in Africa, financial and political discussions in Ghana, and a warning from the Bank of Ghana about Middle East crisis impacts.

The Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship 2027 is an online entrepreneurship program for African students and graduates to build impact-driven startups.

This document compiles various news headlines, including the Mastercard Foundation CEO's call for increased higher education access in Africa, infrastructure concerns in Tema, and discussions on business, health, and political topics in Ghana.

Mastercard Foundation Ghana hosted a gathering of leaders focused on higher education.

The Mastercard Foundation Associates Program 2026 provides a 12-month paid career opportunity for young graduates in five African countries, focusing on professional development and workplace experience.

Sciences Po welcomed 44 new Mastercard Foundation Scholars from 20 African countries into various Master's programs, providing them with education and support to address the future African job market.

The FAWEZA–Mastercard Foundation TEVET Bursary offers 200 fully funded scholarships for young Zambians pursuing STEM programs in 2027, with a focus on vulnerable groups and female students.