ECSACONM Fellowship Programmes 2027 Intake: Applications Now Open
Arusha · October 2026 · ECSACONM Secretariat
The East, Central and Southern Africa College of Nursing and Midwifery (ECSACONM), under the ECSA Health Community, is now accepting applications for the 2027 intake of its Fellowship Programmes, beginning on 1 April 2027.
The fellowships are Master’s-equivalent specialist programmes for nurses and midwives across the ECSA region, building clinical expertise, leadership and research capacity in support of Universal Health Coverage and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Starts1 April 2027
DeadlineFebruary 2027
Duration2 Years
Sponsorship24% Partial
Programmes offered
- Critical Care Nursing
- Oncology Nursing
- Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing
- Nursing Leadership & Management
- Anaesthesia Nursing
- Neonatal Care
- Midwifery
- Chronic Disease Management
- Perioperative Nursing
How the programme works
- Year 1 – Online foundation: modules and live tutorials on the ECSACONM eLearning platform, so you can study while you work.
- Year 2 – Clinical practicum: hands-on, mentored training at an accredited facility, plus a research or quality-improvement project.
24% Partial Sponsorship
Available to fellows admitted to the 2027 intake.
| Total programme fee | USD 2,500 |
| Sponsorship (24%) | − USD 600 |
| You pay | USD 1,900 |
Why apply?
Gain advanced knowledgeSpecialised training to deepen your skills and expertise.
Build leadership capacityBecome a catalyst for change in your country and region.
Expand your networkCollaborate with regional experts and professional peers.
Contribute to better healthDrive progress towards a healthier ECSA region.
Who can apply?
- ECSACONM members
- Holders of a BSc in Nursing or Midwifery (or equivalent)
- Valid practising licence, in good standing
- Minimum 2 years of relevant clinical experience
Key dates
| Application deadline | February 2027 |
| Programme start | 1 April 2027 |
Full programme details, entry requirements and fees
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