Offered by the Early Detection, Prevention and Infections Branch (EPR) at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC)/World Health Organization, this postdoctoral fellowship focuses on enhancing cancer control through implementation research. The position supports evaluating cancer screening programs, developing evidence-based tools, and advancing strategies to strengthen early detection and prevention worldwide.
Eligibility Criteria:
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PhD in Public Health or Health Systems and Policy (completed within the last 5 years), or MD with a postgraduate degree in Public Health or a related field.
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Documented experience in implementation research or evaluation of public health interventions.
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Training in a cancer-related field preferred.
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Proficiency in English (oral and written).
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Experience in scientific writing, data analysis, and public health program evaluation.
Funding Details:
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Duration: 1 year, renewable.
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Stipend: 2,950 EUR per month (net).
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Benefits: Travel costs covered; dependent and health insurance allowances if applicable.
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Location: Lyon, France (on-site presence required, with flexible arrangements available).
Deadline:
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Application deadline: November 30, 2025.
Where to go for further information:
- Program details.
- Submit a motivation letter, CV (including publications and previous academic/professional experience), and contact information for two referees to [email protected] with the subject line: “IARC Postdoctoral Opportunity MM/YYYY – Improving Cancer Control through Research for Implementation.”
- For informal inquiries, contact Dr. Kayo Togawa ([email protected]).