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This program targets young Africans (below 30 years) with masters-level training in either the social sciences, health, or related fields. Through the program, trainees develop practical experience in research and are expected to proceed for their doctoral training at the end of the fellowship. To date, APHRC has trained over 9 research trainees, 5 of these have proceeded to do their doctoral degrees, 2 have been promoted to positions of research officers while 1 has gone back to work at a universty (these 3 are awaiting university admission for doctoral studies). Applications are reviewed quarterly.

 

 

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