The program offers:

• Practical training in advanced epidemiological modelling methods.
• Tailored mentorship from modelling experts at CEMA and other affiliated researchers.
• A collaborative environment to apply new skills to a real-world project aligned with Kenya’s public health priorities.
• Applicants will be required to submit a brief, concept note on a research project that can be initiated and completed during the fellowship, using existing datasets (as primary data collection will not be supported).
• Proposed projects should focus on one of the following disease conditions and incorporate a gender lens in both analysis and interpretation: HIV, Malaria, Pandemic-prone diseases, Reproductive health and various forms of Cancer.

Key Requirements:

• Kenyan citizens or holders of a valid work permit
• Currently employed by NPHI or the Ministry of Health
• Commitment to fully participate in all aspects of the fellowship