Fellowship
Deadline: October 21, 2026 Applications are open for the Fellowship in Outbreak Readiness for Global Health Protection (FOR-GHP) 2026. The “Fellowship in Outbreak Readiness for Global Health Protection” (FOR-GHP) is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Health within the framework of the Global Health Protection Programme (GHPP). FOR-GHP uses a multiplier approach to enhance health emergency preparedness, response and resilience among public health structures across sub-Saharan Africa. The objectives are to: To strengthen fellows’ competencies in outbreak management, with a special focus on One Health and global health security, using digital and in-person learning methods, including simulation exercises.
Requirements: An endorsement document of the current employer confirming that the fellows are allowed to attend the fellowship alongside their work. This endorsement should include an assurance that the FOR-GHP fellow will be released from work for the three workshops and that they are supported in implementing their teaching case studies at the institute for training purposes.
How to apply: In order to apply for participation in the programme, submit the completed online application form along with the required documents, as mentioned above – including a motivation letter (PDF, in English). Click here to apply For more information, visit FOR-GHP.
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Applications are open for the Fellowship in Outbreak Readiness for Global Health Protection (FOR-GHP) 2026. The “Fellowship in Outbreak Readiness for Global Health Protection” (FOR-GHP) is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Health within the framework of the Global Health Protection Programme (GHPP). FOR-GHP uses a multiplier approach to enhance health emergency preparedness, response and resilience among public health structures across sub-Saharan Africa.
To strengthen fellows’ competencies in outbreak management, with a special focus on One Health and global health security, using digital and in-person learning methods, including simulation exercises.
To train experts as effective facilitators, multipliers and leaders in their home institutions and countries (including context-specific teaching case studies) to maximise local impact.
To facilitate implementation of capacity strengthening measures within regional networks to promote knowledge exchange, collaboration, and coordinated outbreak response.
To foster long-term sustainability and impact through growing and nurturing an active alumni network to support continuous collaboration, mentorship, and peer learning.
There are no tuition fees. The fellowship budget covers economy-class flights, visa fees and accommodation to the three workshops. Daily meals are provided; and no daily allowances (per diems) will be paid.
The FOR-GHP programme aims to strengthen public health structures across the region of sub-Saharan Africa. They are therefore looking for applicants with an origin and employement in this region.
Professional experience of at least two years in either the public health or biomedical sector, preferably with engagement in the management, prevention and control of infectious diseases.
allied health sciences disciplines.
An endorsement document of the current employer confirming that the fellows are allowed to attend the fellowship alongside their work. This endorsement should include an assurance that the FOR-GHP fellow will be released from work for the three workshops and that they are supported in implementing their teaching case studies at the institute for training purposes. Please use the provided template.
A letter of recommendation from at least one current (not older than three years) and contactable references with their contact information (email and phone).
Advanced proficiency in English is essential for course participation and learning success. Accepted proofs of language proficiency are: TOEFL Paper 550, TOEFL Computer 213, TOEFL Internet 79–80, IELTS 6.0, native speaker, or completed higher education in English (with written proof).
Elements of the programme will take place virtually, therefore the availability of a computer with a stable internet connection and functioning audio and microphone is required. Participation from a mobile phone or tablet is not permitted. If necessary, they expect participants to invest in purchasing additional airtime to participate in the virtual activities.
In order to apply for participation in the programme, submit the completed online application form along with the required documents, as mentioned above – including a motivation letter (PDF, in English).
For more information, visit FOR-GHP.
An endorsement document of the current employer confirming that the fellows are allowed to attend the fellowship alongside their work. This endorsement should include an assurance that the FOR-GHP fellow will be released from work for the three workshops and that they are supported in implementing their teaching case studies at the institute for training purposes. Please use the provided template. A letter of recommendation from at least one current (not older than three years) and contactable references with their contact information (email and phone).
The FOR-GHP programme aims to strengthen public health structures across the region of sub-Saharan Africa. They are therefore looking for applicants with an origin and employement in this region. Professional experience of at least two years in either the public health or biomedical sector, preferably with engagement in the management, prevention and control of infectious diseases.
allied health sciences disciplines. An endorsement document of the current employer confirming that the fellows are allowed to attend the fellowship alongside their work. This endorsement should include an assurance that the FOR-GHP fellow will be released from work for the three workshops and that they are supported in implementing their teaching case studies at the institute for training purposes. Please use the provided template. A letter of recommendation from at least one current (not older than three years) and contactable references with their contact information (email and phone). Advanced proficiency in English is essential for course participation and learning success. Accepted proofs of language proficiency are: TOEFL Paper 550, TOEFL Computer 213, TOEFL Internet 79–80, IELTS 6.0, native speaker, or completed higher education in English (with written proof). Elements of the programme will take place virtually, therefore the availability of a computer with a stable internet connection and functioning audio and microphone is required. Participation from a mobile phone or tablet is not permitted. If necessary, they expect participants to invest in purchasing additional airtime to participate in the virtual activities.
In order to apply for participation in the programme, submit the completed online application form along with the required documents, as mentioned above – including a motivation letter (PDF, in English).
For more information, visit FOR-GHP.
In order to apply for participation in the programme, submit the completed online application form along with the required documents, as mentioned above – including a motivation letter (PDF, in English).
For more information, visit FOR-GHP.
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