CSAE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS

CSAE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS

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Date: 12 May 2025

Gidisa Lachisa (2025)

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Nompumelelo Nyathi-Mohohlwane (2025)

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Eleni Yitbarek (2025)

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Gebeyehu Manie Fetene (2024)

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Technical Assistance Advisor, International Monetary Fund

Andualem Telaye Mengistu (2017)

"My academic visit to the CSAE in 2017 was a productive two months. It provided me numerous opportunities for engaging with faculty members and graduate students. These interactions were not only intellectually stimulating but also offered invaluable feedback on my research. This collaborative and dynamic academic environment played a pivotal role in the development and eventual publication of my work on the role of technology in revenue mobilisation."

Senior Economist, The World Bank

Girum Abebe (2017)

"The CSAE Fellowship offered me with the time and a conducive research environment to collaborate closely with my co-authors. This also presented an opportunity to obtain feedback on early-stage research ideas, refine ongoing projects, and foster additional scholarly collaboration for the development of new research projects. The friendly atmosphere provided by the fellowship program, especially during seminars, casual discussions, and informal corridor chats have all been intellectually exciting."

Senior Lecturer, Stellenbosch Business School

Lwanga Elizabeth Nanziri (2016)

"I joined the CSAE family in early 2016 eager to garner skills from the best in the field of development economics. Every seminar equipped me with skills to improve on my research and contribute to policy. The interaction with international seasoned researchers and students at all levels was phenomenal given the diversity of ideas. It was an awesome experience, one that has modelled me into a better development economist and developmental policy analyst, skills that I am proud to pass on to my students and other researchers, while motivating current and prospective female economists.”

Associate Professor in Development Economics, University of Yaoundé II

Epo Boniface Ngah (2015)

"My time as a CSAE Fellow was impactful in the areas of academia and professionally. I found the research seminars useful and insightful, featuring cutting edge ideas. This permitted me to envision ideas for some of my papers that have turned-out to be recognised. The environment was beautiful and logistics highly appreciable. Consequently, I was capable of concentrating on doing research and finalising my research articles. The staff was friendly and every time I sought advice on matters regarding academia and otherwise, I was always provided with an appropriate response."

Deputy Director, Governors’ Department, and Special Assistant to the Deputy Governor Corporate Services, Central Bank of Nigeria

Eme A. Dada (2015)

"I delightfully recall my CSAE Visiting Fellowship experience in 2015 Hilary term. On arrival at Oxford, I met with friendly staff who made my stay pleasant. My research work on “Employment Elasticity of Output Growth in Nigeria” benefited from rich resources at the college library and inputs from the weekly seminars. Interacting with graduate students of the Department and the opportunity my spouse, ‘Tunde Dada had to do some work on poetry and education management was also remarkable. Overall, it was a worthwhile experience, and we long to visit Oxford again."

CSAE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS