Who can apply?
Cancer researchers
Qualified professional investigators who hold a PhD and/or MD degrees with appropriate postdoctoral experience may apply for:
- American Cancer Society fellowships for beginning investigators
- Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial international study grants
Qualified professional investigators who hold at least a BSc (Bachelor of Science) or BA (Bachelor of Arts) degree or an equivalent qualification obtained after at least three years of study may apply for:
- International cancer technology transfer (ICRETT) fellowships and training workshops
Clinicians
Clinicians are medically qualified professionals who hold, as a minimum, an MD degree or equivalent university diploma and are actively working with cancer patients.
Public health professionals
Public health professionals are epidemiologists, cancer registrars, behavioural scientists, or nurses who are working in cancer control (including tobacco control).
Other possibilities
Registered nurses in resource-constrained countries are eligible to take part in:
The staff and volunteer leaders of cancer societies in the Asia-Pacific region may apply for:
Junior scientists from low- or medium-resourced countries may apply for:
- IARC postdoctoral fellowships
Qualified and experienced investigators may apply for:
- IARC visiting scientist award
Established investigators may apply for:
- IARC expertise transfer fellowship
