Applications are now open for the Africa Macroeconomic Analysts Program (AMAP) 2025 cohort, a premier initiative that develops Africa’s next-gen macroeconomic leaders.
AMAP is a capacity-building program that equips emerging African students with advanced skills in macroeconomic analysis, data-driven policy insight, and economic intelligence.
The program focuses on developing young minds across Africa to think critically about global and local economic issues and their impact on governments and societies
Through cutting-edge analytical tools, hands-on policy experience, and mentorship from industry experts, AMAP empowers young professionals to drive impactful change in their communities.
The program is designed for passionate African student or recent graduate eager to:
- Deepen their understanding of macroeconomic trends shaping the continent?
- Master data-driven policy design and economic forecasting techniques?
- Contribute meaningfully to solving Africa’s pressing economic challenges?
- Be mentored by leading economists and thought leaders?
If so, AMAP 2025 is your opportunity to make a real difference.
What You Need to Know About AMAP
The Africa Macroeconomic Analysts Program (AMAP) is a competitive and intensive capacity-building initiative designed for ambitious young Africans who aspire to shape economic policy and strategy across the continent.
Through a dynamic mix of advanced coursework, applied research projects, hands-on mentorship, and policy engagement, AMAP offers a transformative experience that bridges academic knowledge and real-world economic impact.
Objectives of AMAP
AMAP aims to:
- Build strong macroeconomic analytical capacity
- Provide useful insights through impactful research activities
- Strengthen policy analysis and economic forecasting skills
- Provide valuable professional leadership and networking opportunities
Eligibility Criteria
To be considered for the 2025 AMAP cohort, applicants must:
- Be citizens of Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Rwanda, Kenya, Zambia, or South Africa
- Be final-year undergraduates or recent graduates of Economics, Political Science, International Relations, or related social science disciplines
- Hold a First-Class or Second-Class Upper (2:1) degree
- (Exceptional Second-Class Lower (2:2) degree holders may be considered)
Application Closing Date
September 15, 2025
Interested applicants can submit their application here.