Africa CDC Epidemiology Fellowship 2026
African Union — Africa CDC
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and African host institutions · Hybrid
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African Union — Africa CDC
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and African host institutions · Hybrid
Full opportunity detailsCommonwealth Scholarship Commission and Imperial Enterprise Lab
Hybrid: online, Accra bootcamp, and possible London capstone · Hybrid
Full opportunity detailsCommonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK
United Kingdom (in person; host and duration vary) · On Site
Full opportunity detailsUniversity of Michigan African Studies Center
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA (in person) · On Site
Full opportunity detailsEPFL and CYD Campus / armasuisse
Switzerland · On Site · On Site
Full opportunity detailsHarvard Weatherhead Center for International Affairs
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA · On Site
Full opportunity detailsHarvard Radcliffe Institute
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA · On Site
Full opportunity detailsUNESCO and the Government of Japan
Japan · On Site
Full opportunity detailsUnited Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea
New York, USA + participating host institution · On Site
Full opportunity detailsUNESCO AfriMAB and GRÓ Land Restoration Training Programme
Iceland · On Site
Full opportunity detailsWorld Bank Group
Washington, DC or a World Bank country office · On Site
Full opportunity detailsAddis Ababa, Ethiopia and African host institutions · Hybrid
Ugandan citizens qualify as African Union Member State citizens. Applicants must be under 35, employed in Africa with employer/government permission and a guaranteed return position, and hold a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree with epidemiology/biostatistics preparation and at least three years of recent postgraduate public-health experience in Africa.
A fully supported two-year Africa CDC fellowship combining intensive epidemiology instruction with applied training at an African host institution. It prepares fellows to investigate outbreaks, analyze surveillance data and strengthen national disease-prevention systems. Advanced FETP fellows or graduates are not eligible. Required documents include an African passport, employer/government support, two references, degree documents, AU CV and a 500-word motivation statement.