Learning and development

Fostering an influential cancer community with the skills, knowledge, networks and resources to achieve effective cancer prevention and control.  

Participants of a workshop at the 2022 World Cancer Congress in Geneva, Switzerland (October 2022)

Through its tailored initiatives, programmes and platforms, UICC provides its members with opportunities to strengthen their organisational capabilities, learn from experts, share experiences with peers and like-minded groups, and benefit from seed funding and tailored support to address key gaps. 

UICC harnesses the expertise of the global cancer community and its own experience of delivering learning and development opportunities for more than 50 years to respond to its members’ needs and maximise their impact in their own regions.

133 cancer organisations accessed training on management, digital and advocacy skills

60 international in-person training visits funded and 1427 CME points awarded via online courses

Over 500 organisations brought together through communities on women's cancers, patient support and national advocacy

Close to USD 1 million funding disbursed and 38 new projects supported leading to 58,303 patients accessing screening, diagnosis or treatment

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UICC’s online learning offer includes a dedicated eLearning platform hosting a range of on-demand and live learning opportunities on multidisciplinary topics in cancer control.

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UICC's Fellowships aim to strengthen workforce capacity in cancer control by supporting individual in-person short-term international visits with leading experts and institutions to gain technical knowledge and tailored advice.

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UICC regularly offers cancer organisations globally with opportunities to access seed-funding and project grants addressing key gaps and needs in cancer control.

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UICC's organisational leadership workstream leverages UICC platforms and catalyses external expertise to strengthen the leadership, management and organisational know-how of the UICC membership.

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The Cancer Advocates programme provides opportunities for civil society organisations in low- and middle-income countries to gain the skills and knowledge to engage in national advocacy efforts for improved cancer control. 

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The Patient Group Mentoring programme offers peer-to-peer support, accompaniment and connections to select regional cohorts of patient-driven organisations.

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Open and upcoming calls

Find the latest learning and development opportunities right here:

Applications open Opportunity
Until 15 November 2024

Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial International Cancer (YY) Study Grants - opportunities for postdoctoral researchers to initiate or pursue cancer research projects with international collaborators, enabling them to exchange knowledge, skills, and techniques.

Ongoing

Essentials of leadership and management for civil society organisations (CSOs) in cancer control - webinars and resources addressing foundational learning across eight domains of leadership and management for CSOs in cancer control available on-demand for UICC members in English, French and Spanish on the UICC eLearning platform.

Ongoing New foundational online courses on WHO's flagship cancer initiatives available to UICC members on-demand on UICC Connect - learn more at UICC Connect | UICC.
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Self-guided online courses are available on-demand for UICC members all year-long on the UICC eLearning platform. 

 

“I have been a part of the UICC courses for about two to three years and they have really been thought provoking. The courses are unique and really help.”
Jyoti Patel, Nurse Manager, Dept. of Preventive Oncology, Tata Memorial Hospital, India
"UICC taught us to be strategic, to be diplomatic and to have good relationships with decision makers. It took our networking to another level. Little do they understand how important it is for us to be a member of UICC."
Alexandra Nuñez, President, Unidos Contra el Cáncer, Costa Rica

Latest updates about learning and development

UICC actions and initiatives for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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Podcast "Let's Talk Cancer" – Antimicrobial resistance is a threat to cancer patients worldwide

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UICC Technical Fellowships: advancing cancer care and reducing inequities

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Announcing the expansion of UICC’s Patient Group Mentoring programme to Africa

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Podcast "Let's Talk Cancer" – The future of oncology: new technologies and tailored treatment

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The missing piece: integrating holistic care in cancer treatment in resource-limited settings

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Dr Biniyam Tefera Deressa
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Last update

Friday 21 June 2024

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