Bocconi University in Milan and Fondazione Nuovo Fiore in Africa will fund scholarships for Ethiopian students in the 2026-2027 academic year. The foundation announced the partnership on its English language scholarships page.
The foundation says it has worked in Ethiopia for more than fifteen years on education and sustainable development projects. Students selected under the Bocconi partnership will receive personal and professional training. The foundation says they can use that training later in their home communities. Its project listing marks the scholarship work as in progress for 2026. The listing links the work to Zway, where the foundation has run education projects for years.
According to the foundation, the scholarships fully cover tuition fees, accommodation and living expenses, travel and information technology equipment. The scholarships page does not list an application deadline.
The foundation says it will run selection with the school in Bole Bulbula, Addis Ababa, and with its local educational partner. It says it looks for talented, motivated and socially committed candidates.
The foundation lists its contact address as Via Pian Scairolo 14 in Pambio Noranco, Lugano, Switzerland. The same page lists the volunteer email [email protected].
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Co-authored with Elias Kifle, Executive Editor