Cancer researchers:

Qualified professional investigators who hold a PhD and/or MD degrees with appropriate postdoctoral experience may apply for:

• American Cancer Society fellowships for beginning investigators
• Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial international study grants

Qualified professional investigators who hold at least a BSc (Bachelor of Science) or BA (Bachelor of Arts) degree or an equivalent qualification obtained after at least three years of study may apply for:

• International cancer technology transfer (ICRETT) fellowships and training workshops
  

Clinicians:

Clinicians are medically qualified professionals who hold, as a minimum, an MD degree or equivalent university diploma and are actively working with cancer patients.

Public health professionals:

Public health professionals are epidemiologists, cancer registrars, behavioural scientists, or nurses who are working in cancer control (including tobacco control).

Other possibilities:

Pathologists from developing countries and Eastern Europe may apply for:

• Raisa Gorbachev Memorial fellowships
  

Registered nurses in resource-constrained countries are eligible to take part in:

• Trish Greene international cancer nursing training workshops
  

The staff and volunteer leaders of cancer societies in the Asia-Pacific region may apply for:

• Asia-Pacific Cancer Society Training Grants
  

Junior scientists from low- or medium-resourced countries may apply for:

• IARC postdoctoral fellowships
  

Qualified and experienced investigators may apply for:

• IARC visiting scientist award
  

Established investigators may apply for:

• IARC expertise transfer fellowship