Fellowship
Africa CDC Epidemiology Fellowship 2026
African Union — Africa CDC
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and African host institutions
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African Union — Africa CDC
Applications openJul 15, 2026
Application deadlineAug 26, 2026
Participation modeHybrid
Opportunity details
The important facts at a glance
Fellowship themeField epidemiology, outbreak detection and One Health
Duration2 years: 3 months in-person training and 21 months applied field training
Cohort start dateOct 01, 2026
Funding and support providedAfrica CDC covers fellowship-associated travel, stipend, learning materials, hardware, software and health insurance. Applicant mainly pays for passport and document preparation. Affordability rating: A.
Ideal fellow profilePublic-health professionals under 35 with a relevant One Health qualification, quantitative training and at least three years of recent African public-health experience.
Who can apply
Review the official criteria before applying
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.
About this opportunity
Program overview and application information
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.
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