The Malaria Capacity Development Consortium (MCDC), established in June 2008 with support from the Wellcome Trust, is designed to help able and motivated African scientists undertake high-quality research that will enhance the research capacity of their home institutions.

Screening as part of the Nkoranza antimalarial drugs project

The programme will undertake capacity development in African universities that will not only lead to improvements in the malaria control measures available in Africa, but also stimulate research into the development of new ways to control the disease.

This site will complement the activities of the MCDC, and will include useful resources for the students and researchers supported by the consortium.


LATEST NEWS

Demonstrating how to use and treat a bed net.

Fellowship application closed

22 September 2009

The application deadline for the MCDC Fellowship programme is now closed.

 

Lecture being given at the College of Medicine (COM), Malawi

New call for applications for two PhD Fellowships in malaria research

8 July 2009

Successful applicants will undertake the Wellcome Trust funded PhD Fellowship programme at the University of Malawi, College of Medicine.

 

Students  in Blantyre undertaking a six week Research Methodology Course at the College of Medicine (COM), Malawi

MCDC Research Methodology Course runs from 2 June to 10 July 2009 in Malawi

2 June 2009

All the MCDC students are currently in Blantyre undertaking a six week Research Methodology Course at the College of Medicine (COM), University of Malawi.