Postgraduate researchers committed to addressing infectious diseases of poverty and shaping the future of global health can now apply for a postgraduate fellowship.
About the Programme
This initiative, led by TDR in collaboration with universities in LMICs, aims to build the capacity to lead research and interventions in infectious diseases of poverty, with a particular focus on implementation research. By providing comprehensive training grants, TDR paves the way for emerging professionals to embark on impactful careers in research and public health, contributing to the TDR Global network.
Scholarship Details
Selected candidates will receive full academic scholarships in collaboration with partner universities in LMICs. The scholarships cover a range of expenses, including full-time tuition and board, dissertation research/fieldwork costs, return air travel from home country to institution, and contributions towards essential textbooks and learning materials.
Open Calls:
TDR Postgraduate Scholarship in Implementation Research - Jaipur, India
- Academic Year 2024 – 2026
- Hosted by the SD Gupta School of Public Health, IIHMR University in Jaipur, India
- Application deadline: 15 June 2024
- Academic Session Begins: October 2024
- Find the Call For Applications here
TDR Postgraduate Scholarship in Implementation Research - Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Academic Year 2025–2026
- Hosted by the BRAC James P. Grant School of Public Health (BRAC JPGSPH) at BRAC University in Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Application deadline: 15 August 2024
- Academic Session Begins: January 2025
- Find the Call For Applications here
How to Apply:
Interested candidates must apply for admission to the postgraduate program directly with the respective participating universities. For detailed eligibility criteria and academic requirements, refer to the specific call for applications. Prospective applicants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the field of implementation research/implementation science, the cornerstone of this scholarship scheme.
Programme Impact:
Since its inception in 2015, TDR's program has supported 447 Master’s students, fostering gender diversity with 51% women, 48% men, and 1% transgender individuals.
Seize this opportunity to drive positive change and become a leader in infectious disease research and public health intervention!
For further inquiries, please contact the respective institutions directly.