The Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI) at Makerere University, in partnership with Mbarara University of Science & Technology (MUST), the University of Minnesota, and CAPRISA (South Africa), is inviting applications for five (5) MMed Scholar positions under the O.R. Tambo Africa Research Chair Initiative (ORTARCHI) Neuro-Infectious Disease Research Training Programme.
This prestigious fellowship is designed to cultivate and mentor the next generation of African physician-scientists dedicated to advancing neuro-infectious disease research. Selected scholars will engage in full-time research training, receiving comprehensive career development support, rigorous academic mentorship, access to essential research equipment, data collection backing, and direct funding for scientific publication and conference participation.
The initiative provides a supportive research environment aimed at building long-term academic and clinical research capacity in Uganda and across the African continent.
Organization Makerere University is hiring a MMed Scholar in Kampala. It is a full-time position in the Healthcare & Medical jobs in Uganda field within the Scientific Research & Development sector.
The job is based in Kampala (Uganda).
The advert points to Entry Level level experience and education at Bachelor's Degree level. The Qualifications and Responsibilities sections above give the full requirements.
The employer has not stated a salary in the advert, so pay is to be discussed.
Applications close on 08 Nov 2026.
You can apply online through the application link. The full instructions are in the How to Apply section of this page.
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