Published: 12 Apr 2022 1,379 views
We are delighted to announce a unique opportunity to undertake PhD research, supported by an international network of experts, developing digital diagnostics as transformative technologies for African Healthcare systems. We have 10 fully funded PhD fellowships starting in 2022, with projects spanning a range of disciplines including molecular diagnostic test development, clinical evaluation, health systems research, design engineering, and data modelling. Successful applicants will be based at African institutions and will be part of a close-knit cohort, receiving bespoke training in diagnostic development and professional skills which will equip them to be future leaders in this field.
The Digital Diagnostics for Africa Network was set up in 2020, funded by the UKRI Global Challenge Research Challenge Fund. The Network is an international and interdisciplinary community of experts with a strong interest in developing innovative digital diagnostics approaches to tackle diseases that primarily affect the African continent.

| Application Deadline | 13 May 2022 |
| Type | Fellowship |
| Sponsor | Digital Diagnostics for Africa |
| Gender | Men and Women |
Fully funded
Applicants must be nationals of an African country and be suitably qualified to enter a PhD program at the host University. We expect that successful applicants will have a track-record of academic excellence, with a first class or upper second class (or equivalent) undergraduate degree and a relevant Masters degree (or clinical qualification). Applicants who do not have these qualifications but believe that they have equivalent relevant research or industrial experience should explain this clearly in their letter of motivation. For some projects additional eligibility criteria apply
Check also:
Commonwealth Master's Scholarship to Study in UK 2027/2028
Mandela Washington Fellowship for Africans 2027 (Fully Funded to USA)
Application Form (.docx format)
For more details, visit Digital Diagnostics for Africa website.