Research Fellowship Program
Join our Research Fellowship to gain hands-on experience, contribute to cutting-edge studies on neglected tropical diseases, and advance your career in global health research
Overview
The Research Fellowship Program at End the Neglect Initiative aims to support and mentor early-career researchers in global health. The program is open to students, medical professionals, and young researchers interested in neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) and public health systems research. Conducted in a virtual format, the fellowship provides training in research methodology and scientific writing while enabling participants to contribute to collaborative research projects.
What You Will Gain
- Mentorship from experienced researchers
- Opportunities to lead and co-author scientific publications
- Experience in research design, data analysis, and field-based public health work
- Opportunities to network with researchers and global health professionals
Eligibility
Required Qualifications
- Students, medical professionals, or early-career researchers with an interest in global health research
- Strong interest in neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) or public health systems research
Preferred Skills or Experience
- Basic knowledge of research methodology
- Experience in scientific writing or literature review
- Ability to work collaboratively in an international research team
Application Prerequisites
- Submission of a completed application form
- Short statement of interest outlining motivation for joining the fellowship
Application Process
How to Apply
Interested applicants should complete the online application form and submit the required documents, including a short statement of interest.
Deadlines
Application deadlines are announced for each fellowship cycle and will be published on the website and official communication channels.
Selection Criteria
Applicants are selected based on their interest in global health research, motivation to contribute to neglected tropical diseases and public health systems research, and their ability to work collaboratively in a research team.
Fellowship Highlights
2025
Cohort 1
- 302 Applicants
- 35 fellows selected from Sudan, trained in scientific writing and research methodology
- Fellows contributed to 3 research papers published in peer-reviewed journals
- Publications include Clinical and Experimental Dermatology and International Health (Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene), both published by Oxford University Press
- Demonstrated strong contribution of fellows to global health research and scientific output
2026
Cohort 2
- 1,685 Applicants
- 250 fellows selected from over 10 countries
- Demonstrates the program’s growing international reach and expansion in research capacity building
