Chinese Fellowship Programme
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The Chinese fellowship programme was launched in a pilot phase in September 2014 as a collaboration between the Union for International Cancer Control and the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (CACA). The first cycle of fellowships began in June 2015. The UICC-CACA fellowship programme is an innovative endeavour which aims to develop future leaders in cancer research and clinical practice in China. The selected fellows were given the opportunity to train at international centres of excellence around the globe, drawn from the extensive UICC membership base. Host institutions include the MD Anderson Cancer Center, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.
Awardees from the first two pilot cycles are currently undertaking their fellowships.
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Experienced Chinese professionals in cancer control including clinicians and researchers |
Duration | Clinical observational fellowships of 3 months & Research fellowships of 12 months |
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Last update
Thursday 12 January 2023