Event

Global Health PhD Fellowship Information Session

The fellowship aims to provide hands-on experience in carrying out a research project outside the realm of academia.

Time
- Asia/Kuala Lumpur

The UNU International Institute for Global Health (UNU-IIGH) will host an information session on the Global Health PhD Fellowship Programme on 25 January 2022 at 18:00 (UTC+8). The session will provide an overview of the programme, which presents an opportunity for fellows to be part of policy analysis and policy translation within the United Nations global health context.

The fellowship aims to provide hands-on experience in carrying out a research project outside the realm of academia. Successful candidates will be assigned a project under the mentorship of a UNU-IIGH researcher. The fellowship is between six to twelve months, during which time PhD fellows are expected to actively engage in UNU-IIGH activities in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

To register for the information session, and for more details on the programme and its application requirements, visit the UNU-IIGH website.

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