Wenjibra University

Fellowship Program

Wenjibra Innovation and Language Technology Fellowship

Overview

The Wenjibra Innovation and Language Technology Fellowship is a highly competitive program designed to advance innovation in computational linguistics, language technology, and educational technology (EdTech), with a special focus on African languages. Offered by Wenjibra University LLC, in partnership with Babel Translators LLC, the fellowship supports individuals engaged in developing digital tools, creating educational resources, and conducting research that contributes to the preservation, processing, and integration of African languages in digital platforms.

The fellowship invites applications from professionals in AI, machine learning (ML), natural language processing (NLP), and language technology, as well as those with experience in EdTech and course content design. Fellows will have the opportunity to collaborate with international experts, access advanced technological tools, and contribute to real-world projects that have lasting impacts on African languages and education.

Fellowship Focus Areas

  1. Computational Linguistics for African Languages:
    • Natural Language Processing (NLP): Develop tools and technologies like machine translation, speech recognition, and text-to-speech for African languages.
    • Speech and Text Processing: Focus on creating resources that enable automated processing of African languages for digital applications and services.
    • Collaboration with Babel Translators LLC: Apply your computational models and tools in real-world translation tasks, ensuring that your research has practical, impactful applications.
  2. AI and Machine Learning for Language Technology:
    • AI-Driven Language Tools: Design AI models for adaptive learning, sentiment analysis, and language generation, particularly for low-resource African languages.
    • Machine Translation and Speech Recognition: Use ML techniques to develop robust translation systems for African languages, improving their accessibility in global contexts.
  3. Educational Technology (EdTech):
    • Interactive Learning Platforms: Build digital resources and tools for African language learning, integrating gamified learning, adaptive systems, and user-centered design.
    • Curriculum Design: Develop educational content and curriculum for African language learning through digital platforms. Projects may include creating mobile apps, e-learning courses, or multimedia resources tailored to language learners.
  4. Innovation in Language Preservation and Documentation:
    • Corpus-Building and Data Collection: Create or expand digital corpora for under-resourced African languages, contributing to language documentation and preservation.
    • Language Databases and Resources: Develop digital archives, linguistic tools, and platforms that help preserve endangered African languages.
    • Collaboration with Babel Translators LLC: Ensure that tools developed for language preservation are implemented in real-world language services and accessible to a broader community.
  5. Mastery of African Languages and Course Content Design:
    • Course Development: Create comprehensive, technology-driven educational resources and course content for African languages. Fellows will focus on designing interactive lessons, digital assessments, and adaptable curriculum.
    • Language Mastery: Develop platforms or resources that support learners in achieving mastery in African languages through innovative methods such as AI-powered tutoring, speech practice apps, and multimedia learning modules.

Eligibility Criteria

The Wenjibra Innovation and Language Technology Fellowship seeks applicants with diverse expertise in linguistics, technology, and education, with a focus on African languages. The eligibility criteria include:

  • Academic Qualifications:
    • A Master’s degree in computational linguistics, language technology, AI, ML, EdTech, or a related field is required. Preference will be given to candidates with PhDs or significant industry experience.
  • Professional Experience:
    • Proven expertise in AI, ML, EdTech, or language technology, particularly in developing tools for under-resourced languages.
    • Experience in designing educational content or curriculum is highly valued for applicants focused on course content development.
  • Project Proposal:
    • Applicants must submit a 5-7 page project proposal outlining an innovative research or application idea. The proposal should include objectives, methodology, expected outcomes, and a clear timeline. Preference will be given to projects that demonstrate potential for high impact and scalability, particularly in African languages.
  • Knowledge or Mastery of an African Language:
    • Candidates with knowledge or proficiency in an African language will be given preference, particularly for projects related to language preservation, curriculum development, or NLP.

Fellowship Benefits

  1. Access to Advanced Tools and Resources:
    • Fellows will have access to state-of-the-art AI/ML tools, language corpora, and research databases to support their projects. Additional resources from Babel Translators LLC will enable practical application of research in real-world translation services.
  2. Mentorship from Experts:
    • Fellows will receive personalized mentorship from global leaders in computational linguistics, AI, language technology, and EdTech. Mentors will guide fellows through their research and project implementation.
  3. Collaboration Opportunities:
    • The fellowship offers the chance to work closely with Babel Translators LLC and Wenjibra University’s network of scholars, linguists, and technologists. Fellows will collaborate on joint research, projects, and publications.
  4. Publication and Recognition:
    • Fellows will have opportunities to publish their work through Wenjibra University Press and present their findings at international conferences. Their contributions will be widely recognized within both academic and industry platforms.

Application Process

Interested applicants must submit the following:

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): Detailing academic and professional achievements in computational linguistics, AI, ML, language technology, or course content design.
  • Cover Letter: Explaining why you are a good fit for the fellowship.
  • Project Proposal: A 5-7 page proposal outlining the project’s objectives, methodology, timeline, and potential impact.

Please submit the complete application package via email to admin@wenjibra.university

Selection Process

  1. Initial Review:
    • All applications will undergo an initial screening to ensure eligibility and completeness. Only complete applications will proceed to the next stage.
  2. Expert Panel Review:
    • A panel of national and international experts in computational linguistics, AI, EdTech, African languages, and course design will evaluate the applications. The review will focus on the innovation, feasibility, and impact potential of the project proposal.
  3. Interview and Final Selection:
    • Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview where they will present their project proposal. The panel will assess the candidate’s communication skills, leadership potential, and the project’s alignment with Wenjibra University’s mission.
  4. Final Decision:

Judging Panel

The Wenjibra Innovation and Language Technology Fellowship is reviewed by a distinguished panel of national and international experts, including:

  • Linguistic Scholars: Experts in African languages, computational linguistics, and language preservation.
  • AI/ML Specialists: Professionals and researchers in AI and machine learning with experience in developing language technology tools.
  • EdTech Innovators: Leaders in educational technology and curriculum design who will evaluate the educational potential of proposed projects.
  • Industry Professionals: Representatives from Babel Translators LLC who bring real-world expertise in applying computational tools to language services.

Conclusion

The Wenjibra Innovation and Language Technology Fellowship is a competitive program designed to attract the best and brightest minds in computational linguistics, AI, language technology, and EdTech. By collaborating with Babel Translators LLC, fellows will have the opportunity to apply their research and innovations to real-world problems, making a lasting impact on African languages, education, and digital integration.

Wenjibra Educational Technology Fellowship

Overview

The Wenjibra Educational Technology Fellowship is an exciting and competitive program designed for individuals passionate about advancing language learning through digital platforms and technology. This fellowship provides an opportunity for experts in applied linguistics, EdTech, and computational linguistics to develop innovative educational tools and technologies that enhance language acquisition, with a particular focus on African languages.

Fellows will work on creating language learning technologies, including apps, games, and online platforms that teach African languages using cutting-edge methods such as gamification, adaptive learning, and speech recognition tools. This fellowship also encourages research into the effectiveness of these technologies, assessing how well they improve language retention, fluency, and comprehension.

Fellowship Focus Areas

  1. Language Learning Technologies:
    • Fellows will design and develop language learning apps, educational games, or digital tools that integrate gamification, adaptive learning, and personalized language instruction. These tools will aim to engage learners in a dynamic, interactive way, promoting African languages in both academic and informal learning environments.
  2. EdTech Tools for African Languages:
    • The fellowship promotes the creation of speech recognition tools, text-to-speech applications, and other AI-driven technologies that support African language learning. Fellows will focus on applying modern pedagogical theories to make language acquisition more efficient and engaging through technology.
  3. Research on Digital Learning:
    • Applied linguists will have the opportunity to conduct research on the effectiveness of digital language tools, analyzing how different technologies affect learners’ ability to retain information, improve fluency, and comprehend complex linguistic structures. This includes evaluating the success of mobile apps, online courses, and other digital resources in teaching African languages.
  4. Adaptive Learning Platforms:
    • Using adaptive learning technologies, fellows can create platforms that adjust to individual learner needs, providing personalized content and feedback. These platforms will help address the diverse linguistic needs of learners at various proficiency levels and allow for scalable solutions in language learning.

Eligibility Criteria

The Wenjibra Educational Technology Fellowship is open to individuals with expertise in applied linguistics, EdTech, computational linguistics, and related fields. The eligibility criteria include:

  • Academic Qualifications:
    • A Master’s degree in applied linguistics, language technology, EdTech, or a related field. Candidates with PhDs or relevant industry experience are strongly encouraged to apply.
  • Professional Experience:
    • Proven experience in developing language learning technologies, creating educational content, or conducting research on language acquisition through digital platforms.
  • Project Proposal:
    • Applicants must submit a 5-7 page project proposal that outlines their idea for creating or researching educational technologies for African languages. The proposal should focus on the innovation and scalability of the proposed technology and how it will improve language learning outcomes.

Fellowship Benefits

  1. Access to Cutting-Edge Resources:
    • Fellows will have access to Wenjibra University’s EdTech platforms, AI/ML tools, and research databases, providing the resources they need to create and test their language learning technologies.
  2. Mentorship and Collaboration:
    • Fellows will work closely with EdTech experts, applied linguists, and computational linguists, gaining insights and feedback on their projects. They will also collaborate with Babel Translators LLC to apply their tools in real-world language learning contexts.
  3. Publication and Research Opportunities:
    • Successful projects will be published through Wenjibra University Press, and fellows will have the opportunity to present their findings at international conferences and EdTech forums.

Application Process

Interested applicants must submit the following:

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): Highlighting academic and professional achievements in applied linguistics, EdTech, and language technology.
  • Cover Letter: Explaining why you are a good fit for the fellowship.
  • Project Proposal: A 5-7 page proposal detailing the project’s objectives, methodology, timeline, and expected outcomes, with a focus on language learning technology.

Please submit the complete application package via email to admin@wenjibra.university

Selection Process

  1. Initial Screening: Applications will undergo a preliminary review for eligibility and completeness.
  2. Panel Review: Applications will be reviewed by a panel of experts in EdTech, language technology, and applied linguistics.
  3. Interviews: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview to present their project proposals and discuss their approach to developing language learning technologies.
  4. Final Decision: Finalists will be selected based on the quality of their proposals, their potential to create impactful educational tools, and their alignment with the fellowship’s goals.

Conclusion

The Wenjibra Educational Technology Fellowship provides an exciting platform for applied linguists, EdTech professionals, and computational linguists to innovate in the field of language learning technology. With a focus on African languages, this fellowship aims to revolutionize how learners engage with language through digital tools, creating scalable solutions for educational challenges and driving forward the future of language learning.

Wenjibra Research Fellowship in African Linguistics

Overview

The Wenjibra Research Fellowship in African Linguistics is a highly competitive fellowship designed to support research in African languages, sociolinguistics, and language acquisition. Offered by Wenjibra University LLC, this fellowship provides an opportunity for applied linguists and researchers to engage in fieldwork that documents, analyzes, and preserves African languages, contributing to global linguistic preservation efforts.

Fellows will focus on examining the linguistic diversity of African societies, particularly in multilingual environments, while developing resources to improve language instruction and language policy. This research will contribute to broader efforts to integrate African languages into education, policy-making, and technology.

Fellowship Focus Areas

  1. African Language Documentation and Preservation:
    • Field Research: Fellows will engage in on-the-ground research to document endangered or under-researched African languages, collecting data to develop comprehensive corpora and linguistic resources.
    • Digital Preservation: Developing digital archives and resources that preserve African languages for future generations, ensuring that these languages can be accessed by scholars, educators, and language learners.
  2. Sociolinguistics and Multilingualism:
    • Multilingualism in African Societies: Fellows will conduct research on how multilingualism functions in diverse African societies, examining the interactions between languages and their cultural and social contexts.
    • Language Use and Policy: Research could focus on language policy in African nations and the implications for education, governance, and societal development. Understanding how different African languages co-exist and function within communities can inform policy decisions at national and regional levels.
  3. Language Acquisition and Pedagogy:
    • Language Instruction Resources: Fellows will create resources for educators and policymakers that enhance language instruction in multilingual environments. This could involve developing curriculum guidelines, teaching materials, or assessment tools designed to improve the learning outcomes for African languages.
  4. Applied Linguistics in Education: Research could focus on the development of language acquisition methods that incorporate African languages in primary, secondary, and higher education, as well as in informal learning environments.

Eligibility Criteria

The Wenjibra Research Fellowship in African Linguistics seeks applicants with strong research backgrounds in linguistics, sociolinguistics, or language acquisition, with a particular focus on African languages. The eligibility criteria include:

  • Academic Qualifications:
    • A Master’s degree in applied linguistics, African linguistics, sociolinguistics, or a related field is required. Preference will be given to candidates with PhDs or significant research experience in African languages or multilingualism.
  • Professional Experience:
    • Experience in conducting fieldwork, sociolinguistic research, or language documentation. Candidates with expertise in language policy or multilingual education are encouraged to apply.
  • Project Proposal:
    • Applicants must submit a 5-7 page research proposal outlining a field study or linguistic research project. The proposal should include a clear research question, methodology, timeline, and anticipated outcomes. Special consideration will be given to projects that contribute to African language documentation or policy development.

Fellowship Benefits

  1. Fieldwork Funding and Resources:
    • Fellows will receive funding to support field research and data collection. They will also have access to Wenjibra University’s resources, including research tools, language corpora, and linguistic databases.
  2. Mentorship from Leading Linguists:
    • Fellows will be paired with mentors who are experts in African linguistics and sociolinguistics, offering guidance on research methodologies, fieldwork, and project implementation.
  3. Collaboration and Networking:
    • Fellows will have opportunities to collaborate with other researchers, educators, and language policy experts, fostering an environment of interdisciplinary exchange and innovation. Networking events and workshops will be offered to facilitate the dissemination of research findings.
  4. Publication and Dissemination:
    • Successful projects will have the opportunity to be published through Wenjibra University Press or in leading linguistic journals. Fellows will also present their findings at international conferences and symposia focused on African languages and multilingualism.

Application Process

Interested applicants must submit the following:

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): Highlighting academic and research experience in African linguistics, sociolinguistics, or language acquisition.
  • Cover Letter: Explaining the applicant’s interest in the fellowship and how their research aligns with the goals of Wenjibra University.
  • Research Proposal: A 5-7 page proposal outlining the research question, methodology, and expected outcomes of the project. The proposal should detail how the research will contribute to African language preservation or policy.

Please submit the complete application package via email to admin@wenjibra.university

Selection Process

  1. Initial Review: Applications will undergo an initial screening for eligibility and completeness.
  2. Expert Panel Review: A panel of experts in African linguistics, language documentation, and sociolinguistics will evaluate the applications. Special emphasis will be placed on the innovation, feasibility, and impact of the research project.
  3. Interviews: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews where they will discuss their research proposals with the panel.
  4. Final Decision: Fellows will be selected based on their academic background, the quality of their research proposal, and their potential to contribute to the advancement of African linguistics.

Conclusion

The Wenjibra Research Fellowship in African Linguistics provides a unique platform for applied linguists to contribute to the preservation, documentation, and policy development of African languages. Fellows will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful fieldwork, collaborate with global experts, and produce impactful research that influences how African languages are integrated into education, governance, and technology.

Wenjibra Interdisciplinary Language and AI Fellowship

Overview

The Wenjibra Interdisciplinary Language and AI Fellowship is a competitive fellowship program designed to explore the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and language technology, with a special focus on African languages. Offered by Wenjibra University LLC, this fellowship provides an opportunity for applied linguists, AI experts, and computational linguists to develop intelligent language models that enhance communication and accessibility for African languages in the digital space.

The fellowship encourages innovative research in creating AI-driven chatbots, virtual assistants, and voice recognition systems tailored to African dialects and linguistic diversity. By leveraging cutting-edge AI technology, fellows will contribute to the development of tools that empower African languages in global communication platforms and ensure their representation in modern AI systems.

Fellowship Focus Areas

  1. AI-Driven Language Models:
    • Chatbots and Virtual Assistants: Fellows will focus on designing intelligent language models for chatbots and virtual assistants that can understand and respond in African languages. These AI-driven tools will support communication, translation, and everyday use of African languages across digital platforms.
    • Multilingual and Dialect-Specific Systems: Fellows will develop AI models that cater to the dialects and regional variations within African languages, ensuring that the digital tools can recognize and accurately interpret diverse linguistic structures.
  2. Voice Recognition and Speech Processing:
    • Voice Recognition Systems: The fellowship supports the creation of voice recognition technologies that cater specifically to African languages and dialects. Fellows will work on speech-to-text models, automated transcription systems, and other AI-powered speech recognition tools.
    • Speech Synthesis: In addition to voice recognition, fellows will explore text-to-speech (TTS) applications that generate natural-sounding speech in African languages, contributing to enhanced accessibility for non-text-based communication.
  3. AI and Machine Learning for African Languages:
    • Language Modeling: Fellows will design and train AI/ML models that can process African languages, including low-resource languages with limited data. These models will enable applications like machine translation, language learning, and automatic text generation.
    • Data-Driven AI Development: The fellowship emphasizes the use of data-driven methodologies to build AI models for African languages, allowing the integration of linguistic data with AI capabilities for practical applications in education, business, and daily communication.

Eligibility Criteria

The Wenjibra Interdisciplinary Language and AI Fellowship seeks candidates with expertise in applied linguistics, AI, machine learning, and computational linguistics. The eligibility criteria include:

  • Academic Qualifications:
    • A Master’s degree in applied linguistics, AI, computational linguistics, or a related field is required. Preference will be given to candidates with a PhD or significant industry experience in AI and language technology.
  • Professional Experience:
    • Demonstrated experience in developing AI-powered language tools, including chatbots, virtual assistants, or voice recognition systems.
    • Familiarity with speech processing, language modeling, and machine learning techniques relevant to language technology is strongly recommended.
  • Project Proposal:
    • Applicants must submit a 5-7 page project proposal that details an AI or machine learning-based project aimed at African language technology. The proposal should outline clear objectives, methodology, expected outcomes, and timelines, with a focus on creating AI models or voice systems that address African linguistic diversity.

Fellowship Benefits

  1. Access to AI and Machine Learning Resources:
    • Fellows will have access to Wenjibra University’s AI platforms, cloud services, and language corpora to support the development of intelligent language models. These resources will be invaluable in building, testing, and refining AI systems for African languages.
  2. Mentorship from AI and Linguistics Experts:
    • Fellows will receive personalized mentorship from global leaders in AI, machine learning, and computational linguistics. These mentors will guide fellows through the technical and theoretical aspects of AI-driven language research.
  3. Collaboration and Real-World Application:
    • Fellows will collaborate with Babel Translators LLC to ensure that their AI models are practically applied in real-world translation and language services. These collaborations will provide opportunities to refine AI systems based on real-world user interactions and feedback.
  4. Publication and Presentation Opportunities:
    • Fellows will be encouraged to publish their work in Wenjibra University Press and other leading academic journals, as well as present their findings at international AI and linguistics conferences.

Application Process

Interested applicants must submit the following:

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): Highlighting academic and professional achievements in AI, computational linguistics, and applied linguistics.
  • Cover Letter: Explaining the applicant’s interest in the fellowship and how their research aligns with the goals of Wenjibra University.
  • Project Proposal: A 5-7 page proposal outlining the research or application idea, methodology, and potential outcomes of the project. The proposal should focus on AI applications for African languages, such as intelligent language models, chatbots, or voice recognition systems.

Please submit the complete application package via email to admin@wenjibra.university

Selection Process

  1. Initial Review: All applications will be screened for eligibility and completeness. Only complete applications that meet the eligibility criteria will be passed to the review stage.
  2. Expert Panel Review: A panel of national and international experts in AI, machine learning, and computational linguistics will evaluate the proposals. The panel will assess the innovation, feasibility, and impact of the proposed AI models and tools.
  3. Interviews: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews where they will present their project proposal to the panel.
  4. Final Decision: The final selection will be based on the project’s technical merits, the applicant’s expertise, and the potential for real-world application in African languages.

Conclusion

The Wenjibra Interdisciplinary Language and AI Fellowship offers applied linguists and AI professionals the unique opportunity to develop intelligent language models for African languages, including chatbots, virtual assistants, and voice recognition systems. Fellows will contribute to cutting-edge research that empowers African languages in the global digital landscape, ensuring they remain a vital part of the AI revolution.

Wenjibra Global Language Technology Fellowship

Overview

The Wenjibra Global Language Technology Fellowship is a prestigious program aimed at advancing research and development in multilingual language technology. Offered by Wenjibra University LLC, this fellowship is designed to support applied linguists, computational linguists, and language technologists who are focused on creating innovative multilingual translation systems and language learning tools that address linguistic challenges beyond Africa.

This fellowship emphasizes the development of inclusive language technology that caters to learners from diverse linguistic backgrounds. Fellows will engage in cross-linguistic research, building systems and tools that promote language equity and accessibility across various global languages, while also ensuring that African languages are part of the global conversation in digital learning platforms and AI-driven language systems.

Fellowship Focus Areas

  1. Multilingual Translation Systems:
    • Cross-Linguistic Research: Fellows will engage in the design and development of multilingual translation systems that can handle a wide range of global languages, with a special focus on low-resource languages, including African languages. This research will involve building translation models that integrate linguistic diversity and accuracy across different languages and dialects.
    • Scalable Language Models: Fellows will work on creating scalable NLP models that address the complexities of multilingual translation, ensuring that language technology is accessible and usable for diverse populations globally.
  2. Global Language Learning Tools:
    • Inclusive Language Technology: The fellowship encourages the creation of language learning systems that cater to learners from different linguistic backgrounds, helping them acquire new languages more effectively through personalized learning paths and multimodal approaches (text, speech, and visuals).
    • Multilingual Education Platforms: Fellows will develop EdTech platforms that support global language learning, creating resources that teach multiple languages simultaneously or offer translation assistance to learners navigating between languages. These tools will integrate AI-powered features, such as automated feedback, adaptive learning, and speech recognition for a more engaging learning experience.
  3. Language Technology for Global Impact:
    • Cultural and Linguistic Diversity: Fellows will focus on ensuring that language technologies reflect and respect cultural and linguistic diversity. This includes developing tools that promote the use of lesser-known or underrepresented languages in digital spaces, creating equitable opportunities for language learners worldwide.
    • Research on Global Linguistic Challenges: The fellowship supports research that explores the intersection of language, technology, and social impact, aiming to bridge the digital divide and foster inclusivity through multilingual language technologies.

Eligibility Criteria

The Wenjibra Global Language Technology Fellowship seeks individuals with a strong background in linguistics, computational linguistics, AI, and multilingual education. The eligibility criteria include:

  • Academic Qualifications:
    • A Master’s degree in applied linguistics, computational linguistics, AI, ML, language technology, or a related field is required. Preference will be given to candidates with PhDs or significant research experience in multilingual systems or language learning tools.
  • Professional Experience:
    • Proven expertise in developing multilingual language systems, translation tools, or language learning platforms, particularly with a focus on making language technology accessible globally.
    • Experience in cross-linguistic research, with an emphasis on multilingual education, multilingual translation, or AI-driven language processing.
  • Project Proposal:
    • Applicants must submit a 5-7 page project proposal that details an innovative research project focused on creating multilingual language tools or conducting cross-linguistic research. The proposal should include objectives, methodology, timeline, and expected outcomes.

Fellowship Benefits

  1. Access to Multilingual Research Resources:
    • Fellows will have access to Wenjibra University’s multilingual language corpora, translation databases, and NLP tools. These resources will support research on building inclusive language technologies that address multilingual challenges.
  2. Mentorship from Global Experts:
    • Fellows will receive mentorship from leading linguists, language technologists, and AI researchers who specialize in multilingual language systems and cross-linguistic studies. This mentorship will guide fellows through the process of designing impactful language tools for diverse linguistic contexts.
  3. Collaboration and Real-World Application:
    • Fellows will have opportunities to collaborate with Babel Translators LLC and other international language organizations, ensuring that their multilingual tools are applied in real-world translation and educational settings.
  4. Publication and Networking Opportunities:
    • Fellows will be encouraged to publish their research in Wenjibra University Press and other academic journals, as well as present their work at international language technology conferences.

Application Process

Interested applicants must submit the following:

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): Highlighting academic and professional achievements in applied linguistics, computational linguistics, AI, ML, and multilingual language technology.
  • Cover Letter: Explaining the applicant’s interest in the fellowship and how their research aligns with Wenjibra University’s goals.
  • Project Proposal: A 5-7 page proposal outlining the research or application idea, methodology, and potential outcomes of the project. The proposal should focus on multilingual systems, cross-linguistic research, or language learning technology.

Please submit the complete application package via email to admin@wenjibra.university

Selection Process

  1. Initial Review: All applications will be screened for eligibility and completeness. Only complete applications that meet the eligibility criteria will be passed to the review stage.
  2. Expert Panel Review: A panel of experts in multilingual translation, AI/ML, and language technology will evaluate the proposals. The panel will assess the innovation, feasibility, and impact of the proposed projects.
  3. Interviews: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews where they will present their project proposal to the panel.
  4. Final Decision: The final selection will be based on the technical merits of the project, the applicant’s qualifications, and the potential for global impact through multilingual language technology.

Conclusion

The Wenjibra Global Language Technology Fellowship offers applied linguists, AI experts, and computational linguists the chance to develop multilingual language systems that address global linguistic challenges. Fellows will create innovative language tools and contribute to cross-linguistic research that promotes language diversity, equity, and accessibility in the digital world.

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