Master’s degree or equivalent from a recognized University, relevant to the area of study (Immunology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Public Health or related field)
Current PhD registration with a recognized University (local or international), preferably within first year of studies
Excellent communication, analytical and writing skills in English
Demonstrated capacity for continued career growth through publications in peer-reviewed journals and/or presentation at scientific meetings
Personal motivation as demonstrated by motivation letter and interview responses
Intention to pursue a long-term career in malaria research
Commitment to work in Kilifi County, Kenya for the duration of studies
Proficiency in data analysis software and statistical methods
Hands-on experience in field data collection, including supporting data collection efforts and coordinating fieldwork activities
Molecular biology skills such as PCR, RT-PCR sequencing, cell culture, microscopy, field work
Collaborative team player

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Application Materials Required:

Motivation letter (maximum 2 pages) outlining academic and professional background, relevant experience, motivation for PhD, expectations and learning objectives, and career plans post-PhD
Recent CV (maximum 3 pages) indicating previous and/or current employer(s), position(s), and list of peer-reviewed publications (if any)
Certified copies of academic transcripts and relevant certificates (BSc and MSc)
Supporting letters from two professional referees (one academic and one professional or social referee) with official contact details
Daytime contact details including email and telephone

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