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IARC-WHO Post Doctoral Fellowships 2021-2023, France

Written by Liam

For more than 50 years, the International Agency Research on Cancer Fellowship Program has trained over 600 selected early-career scientists from around the world. The call for application for this Fellowship in 2021-2023 is now open, and only early-career scientists from low-middle income countries are eligible to apply.

The International Agency Research on Cancer Fellowship has contributed since its beginning to the development of a human resource for cancer research as well as cancer control around the world, and that is by training, early-career scientists in fields of the Agency’s expertise.

Fellowship Duration:

The fellowship program is for a period of two years and is tenable at the International Agency Research on Cancer in Lyon, France.

Requirements:

  • Applicants need to be from Low-Middle Income Countries (according to the World Bank Classification list).
  • Applicants must have finished their doctoral studies within 5 years of the closing date for application, or in the final year of their doctoral degree and will get it by the starting of their fellowship.
  • Candidates must have a good level of English, it must be sufficient for scientific communication.
  • Candidate who are already been at the IARC as a postdoctoral scientist or doctoral student, or those who are currently at the Agency as fully-funded postdoctoral scientists aren’t eligible for this fellowship.

Benefits:

  • Monthly stipend of €2,820.
  • Airfare.
  • It covers health insurance.
  • It always pays training allowance.
  • In some cases, candidates from LMIC countries can apply for and IARC return grant of a maximum of €10,000 in the second year of their fellowship to start up an independent research program related to IARC’s activities upon return to their home countries.

Research Priorities:

Candidates must prepare their research topics in line with:

1- Evolving cancer risk factors and populations in transition;
2- Implementation research;
3- Economic and societal impacts of cancer;
4- Cancer and COVID-19.

Deadline:

  •  November 30, 2020.

Website:

The application must be submitted online via the following link:

https://datacollect.iarc.fr/redcap/surveys/?s=TL44MRMY4D

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