Our Work
UNC Project clinicians support clinical care in gynecology, oncology, pediatrics, family planning and STI primary cares at Kamuzu Central Hospital and other hospitals in Lilongwe.
UNC Project Malawi serves as a center of excellence for impactful research, providing an organizing structure for research in Malawi and developing a network of independent local researchers.
UNC Project-Malawi serves as a training site for competitive international fellowships such as the Fogarty Global Health Fellowship offering year-long placements to US medical and public health students and postdocs.
News
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The 5th Malawi Cancer Symposium is currently accepting registrations
Have you registered for the upcoming 5th Annual Malawi Cancer Symposium yet? If you haven’t already and would like to attend, please refer to the details below to register. Date 🗓️: 6-7 September 2023 Location 📍: Bingu International Conference Center – BICC Register Here➡️ : Malawi Cancer Symposium Website Registration deadline: 31st August 2023 Kindly note that this year, … Read more
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – 5th Annual Malawi Cancer Symposium
Call for abstracts The Malawi Cancer Consortium, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and UNC Project Malawi, is organizing the 5th Annual Malawi Cancer Symposium (MCS 2023), which will take place from Wednesday 6th to Thursday 7th September 2023. The 5th Annual MCS 2023 theme follows the global theme for World Cancer, which is … Read more
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Call for abstracts The Malawi Cancer Consortium, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and UNC Project Malawi, is organizing the 4th Annual Malawi Cancer Symposium, which will take place from Monday 19th September to Tuesday 20th September 2022. The symposium will provide a platform for both local and international cancer … Read more
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UNC Grand Rounds: Interprofessional Education
By Tecia Salamu June 8, 22, 2022: UNC Project hosted a grand round on the topic: “Interprofessional Education” (IPE). According to the World Health Organization IPE is when students from two or more professions learn about, from, and with each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health. During the discussion, Meg Zomorodi and Mitch … Read more