Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) 2025 Science-Policy Communication Fellowship

Nigeria Health Watch invites early-to-mid-career professionals, researchers, and advocates to apply for the Science-Policy Communication Fellowship, a hands-on programme designed to equip participants with the skills needed to translate scientific research into impactful, policy-relevant communication. Africa and Nigeria, in particular, face unique public health challenges that demand evidence-based policy responses. Yet, a critical gap exists between research and policy implementation. This 3-month fellowship aims to bridge that divide by building a network of skilled communicators who can champion evidence-based advocacy. Participants will receive expert-led training, personalized mentorship, and the opportunity to design and implement a real-world public health communication project.

Eligibility Criteria for Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) 2025 Science-Policy Communication Fellowship

1. Early- to mid-career professionals in public health, science, or health-related fields.
2. Researchers and academics seek to influence policy through evidence.
3. Health professionals involved in advocacy, communication, or policy development.

Selection Process

1. Duration: 3 months
2. Format: Hybrid (Virtual Orientation + In-Person Training + Mentorship)

Benefits of Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) 2025 Science-Policy Communication Fellowship

1. Orientation & In-Person Training: Engage with experts in public health, policy, and media.
2. Capstone Project: Apply your learning to a real-world health communication initiative.
3. Mentorship: Receive continuous guidance from experienced professionals.
4. Joining the Alumni Network: Join a growing community of public health communicators.

How to Apply

1. Statement of Interest: Describe your motivation, experience, and goals.
2. Updated CV

Interested and qualified? Go to Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) on nhwat.ch to apply

For more details, visit NHW webpage

Application Link(s)

• Apply for Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) 2025 Science-Policy Communication Fellowship