It is a multi-year initiative funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to strengthen humanities research, teaching, and scholarship at UG through innovative projects, graduate training, and faculty development.

Application details are published on the website during open calls. Interested candidates should monitor the site and follow the specified guidelines.

Scholarships typically include stipend, research support, and access to academic resources.

Yes. The Mellon Programme provides MPhil and PhD scholarships to outstanding students pursuing humanities research at UG.

Projects are selected based on scholarly merit, alignment with programme goals, and potential for impact. Evaluation is conducted through periodic reviews and reporting mechanisms.

Seven major projects have been funded, including ENCAPEH, REHURE, BECHS-Africa, ENDOTH, CTLI, and ENCAPEH+, each addressing critical themes in African humanities.

To promote interdisciplinary research, support graduate education, enhance faculty capacity, and elevate the global relevance of humanities scholarship at UG.

Through research grants, collaborative projects, workshops, and opportunities for international engagement.

All updates, calls for applications, and event notices are posted on the official UG Mellon Programme website and the University of Ghana’s main news portal.