Nomadic African Studio (NAS) is the flagship postgraduate programme of the African Futures Institute (AFI)—a pan-African, experimental platform dedicated to rethinking education, culture, and practice from the African continent outward. Conceived as a response to the limitations of conventional, Western-centric models of architectural and spatial education, NAS positions Africa not as a peripheral case study, but as a central generator of ideas about the future. The programme is described as nomadic not simply because it moves between places, but because it rejects fixed hierarchies of knowledge. Learning is collective, iterative, and dialogic. Participants—referred to as fellows—come from diverse geographies and professional backgrounds, forming a cohort that reflects the multiplicity of African and diasporic experiences. Teaching is delivered through an evolving constellation of seminars, studios, lectures, workshops, and public conversations led by leading thinkers, practitioners, artists, and activists from across the globe.