Training Initiative for Modelling Epidemic Response in Africa (TIMERA)
TIMERA is an EDCTP3-funded fellowship program designed to strengthen infectious disease modelling capacity among African public health professionals.
The fellowship provides a 12-month blended learning program consisting of preparation, two face-to-face training blocks, remote mentoring, group work, thematic workshops, and an evidence-generation phase.
Approximately 50 African fellows will be trained through three sequential cohorts during the 2026–2029 project period.
Before completing this application, please carefully review the TIMERA Call for Applications and eligibility requirements.
Applicants must meet all mandatory eligibility criteria to proceed to technical assessment.
Please ensure that all information provided is accurate and that all required supporting documents are uploaded in the specified format.
Focus Areas:
- Infectious disease modelling
- Epidemiology & outbreak response
- Public health data & decision-making
- Biostatistics & data science
- Research and applied modelling
What You’ll Gain:
- Hands-on training in infectious disease modelling
- Accommodation and meals during face-to-face training
- Travel support
- Research project/internship stipend
- Expert mentoring and applied project experience
- Online learning and specialised workshops
Who Can Apply?
- African professionals/researchers with a Master’s degree or equivalent in Public Health & related fields
- At least 2 years of post-Master’s work experience in a sub-Saharan African organization
- Must have employer support to participate
- Must be available to attend both in-person training blocks in Addis Ababa
- Applicants must commit to the full 12-month fellowship
Duration: 12 months
