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“The Ethox Centre” dari “The Division of Public Health and Primary Health Care”, Oxford University, mengundang kandidat untuk terlibat dalam penelitian di bidang kesehatan melalui program beasiswa “Wellcome Trust Enhancement Award”. Proyek penelitian tingkat doktoral ini merupakan kolaborasi dengan Wellcome-KEMRI Unit, Kilifi, Kenya dan membahas isu tentang Kesehatan Global.

Deadline : 1 Mei 2009.

The Ethox Centre has been awarded a major Wellcome Trust Enhancement Award to establish an international research network on the ethics of collaborative global health research. The Network, which is a joint initiative of the Ethox Centre in Oxford and the Wellcome-KEMRI Unit in Kilifi, Kenya, will build ethics expertise and capacity both in the United Kingdom and in developing countries – with a particular emphasis on building capacity at the Wellcome Trust’s Major Overseas Programme sites. The research activities of the network will focus on four themes: community engagement; global ethics governance; the ethics of research collaboration; and, the roles and responsibilities of research actors. The Award will fund DPhil studentships; the development of on-line resources; and a range of training activities. The Network will also act as a focus for the encouragement of local research initiatives in developing country sites. The Network’s Principal Investigator is Professor Michael Parker.

Applications are invited for the first of three Wellcome Trust studentships to carry out doctoral research on the ethics of collaborative global health research. The studentship will be held at the Ethox Centre, which is a research centre located in the Division of Public Health and Primary Health Care at the University of Oxford. More information about the Ethox Centre and its research programmes can be found at www.ethox.org. uk. It is expected that the successful applicant will spend a significant proportion of the time of their studentship working in a developing country.

The successful applicant will carry out empirical ethics research in one of the Network’s four areas of interest, as outlined above. Applicants must be eligible for admission as a probationer research student to the University of Oxford (see graduate studies entrance requirements at

http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/postgraduate_courses/apply/application.html

Studentships will be for a fixed term of three years and will cover all fees plus an annual stipend at Wellcome Studentship rates (for 2009 this will be £18,053).

Further particulars and details of how to apply can be obtained by emailing:

<blockquote><p&gt;christelle.kervella@dphpc.ox.ac.uk

Closing date for applications: 1st May 2009.