Africa CDC call for applications: Biomanufacturing Fellowship Programme
Africa CDC calls for applications for the Biomanufacturing Fellowship Programme. Launched under the Platform for Harmonised African Health Products Manufacturing (PHAHM), the programme aims to strengthen Africa’s capacity to produce vaccines, diagnostics, and therapeutics locally—key to building resilient health systems and reducing dependency on external supply.
Eligibility:
The Africa CDC Biomanufacturing Fellowship programme is targeted at employees of active biomanufacturing companies who hold a minimum of a Master’s degree in the following or related fields:
- Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Biotechnology
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Biochemical Engineering
Additional requirements:
- Citizens of an African Union Member States
- Citizens of an African Union Member States that has an active vaccine manufacturing company
- Must possess a valid passport
- Applicants should be willing to allocate the time required to complete both the virtual and in-person meetings/trainings.
- Applicants should also be able to get leave of absence from their employers.
- Must submit a support letter from their employers
Financing:
- Africa CDC will provide the funding which includes:
- DSA to support daily expenses when on travels for training
- Return flight tickets to training locations
- Travel and health insurance
- Laptop and internet allowance
- Visa fees
- Post fellowship allowance
The Africa CDC Biomanufacturing Fellowship programme will be undertaken between July 2025 and June 2027.
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Application deadline, 30th of May, 2025
