The Research Fellow will conduct independent and collaborative research through the Centre of African Studies, contributing to projects, publications, reports, seminars and grant-related activities. Applicants would generally be expected to hold a relevant PhD, or be close to completion, with strong academic research, writing and analytical skills. Experience in African studies, international relations, social sciences, development studies or a related field is advantageous. The candidate should be able to manage research tasks, work with academic and external partners, communicate findings clearly, meet deadlines and contribute positively to an interdisciplinary team. Knowledge of relevant research methods, excellent English and a strong publication or project record are likely to be valued.
Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) is a major public research university in Singapore, internationally recognised for its strengths in science, engineering, technology, business, education, humanities and the social sciences. Its campus supports a diverse community of students, researchers and academic staff from around the world. The university hosts specialised institutes and centres, including the Centre of African Studies, which promotes research, teaching and dialogue on Africa and its global connections. NTU places strong emphasis on interdisciplinary scholarship, international partnerships, innovation and research with real-world impact. Employees typically work in a highly international, research-focused environment with access to modern facilities, academic networks and professional development opportunities. The institution is located in the western part of Singapore and is well connected by public transport.
Singapore is a compact, safe and highly connected island city with opportunities in higher education, research, technology, finance, healthcare, engineering, logistics and international business. English is widely used at work, while Mandarin, Malay and Tamil are also official languages. The culture combines Chinese, Malay, Indian and Western influences, with hawker food, festivals and efficient public services forming part of daily life. Living standards are high, although rent and childcare can be expensive. MRT trains and buses make commuting easy, and residents enjoy beaches, parks, museums and regional travel. Foreign professionals generally need an employer-sponsored work pass; research fellows commonly use an Employment Pass or another applicable professional pass, subject to current salary and eligibility rules. Before relocating, arrange accommodation, insurance, banking and document verification, and check immigration requirements with Singapore's Ministry of Manpower.
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