Online learning
UICC has been supporting the continuing education of cancer control professionals through online learning since 2014.
Through its online learning offer, opened exclusively to UICC members, UICC aims to provide evidence-based knowledge on key focus areas related to global cancer control, as well as opportunities to strengthen skills relevant to those working in the civil society and advocacy spaces.
Always attentive to the needs and feedback of its community, UICC’s online learning offer has evolved over the years and is now embarking on a new phase: the transition to UICC Connect, UICC's new knowledge sharing and community platform.
Following the general launch of UICC Connect in September 2024, UICC's online learning offer will progressively migrate from the current dedicated eLearning platform to UICC Connect, so to ensure UICC members benefit from seamless access to tailored online courses, as well as community engagement through one platform.
Formats and delivery models
Online courses are developed in collaboration with subject matter experts and made available in self-guided format. On a regular basis, select courses are also offered as cohort-based learning, whereby participants advance together over a set timeframe and access additional live, synchronous learning components.
Self-guided courses are available on-demand on the dedicated UICC courses section on UICC Connect. Cohort-based courses are accessible by application and hosted in special 'course rooms' set-up on UICC Connect for the duration of the course.
Explore available self-guided courses and access applications for upcoming cohort-based ones via the links below.
Access existing self-guided courses available on UICC Connect.
Access learning on the the leadership and management of civil society organisations (CSOs) in cancer control. Available on demand for UICC members in English, French and Spanish.
Check-out details of upcoming cohort-based online courses and how to apply.
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Fostering an influential cancer community with the skills, knowledge, networks and resources to achieve effective cancer prevention and control.
Learning and development
UICC has a long history of building capacity for cancer organisations globally through grant making.
Grants
Established in 1962, the Fellowships is one of UICC's oldest and most established portfolio of programmes.
Fellowships
The UICC's organisational leadership workstream is designed to provide cancer organisations and their staff with spaces to strengthen their leadership and management skills, and opportunities to collaborate and take action together.
Organisational leadership
UICC’s Cancer Advocates programme supports civil society organisations (CSOs) from low- and middle-income countries to strengthen the skills, knowledge, and networks needed to drive effective national advocacy for improved cancer control. The programme materials are available in English, French and Spanish.
Cancer Advocates programme
UICC's Virtual Dialogues provide members, and the cancer community, with regular opportunities to connect, exchange knowledge, access expert insights, and share solutions from the comfort of one's office or home.
Virtual Dialogues
Launched in 2018, the Patient Group Mentoring programme is a tailored mentorship programme dedicated to building capacity of a representative cohort of patient groups at the regional level.
Patient Group Mentoring programme
Last update
Thursday 30 January 2025