To be eligible for this Fellowship program, applicants must:
1. Be citizens of and resident in one of the four named countries
2. Have an undergraduate veterinary, medical or public health degree from an internationally recognised tertiary institution, and be qualified to practice in one of these professional disciplines in their country.
3. Be available to work full-time in the Fellowship Program for at least 24 months.
4. Meet the academic and English language requirements for enrollment as an international postgraduate student at Massey University. If you have not previously studied in English at a University level, you must provide evidence of your English language proficiency as follows:
* IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic 6.5 with no band less than 6.0; or
* TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): Paper based score of 575 and TWE (Test of Written English) 4.0; or Computer based score of 232 and ER (Essay Rating) 4.0; or iBT (internet Based Test) score of 90 and W (Writing) 20; or
* Other evidence of English language proficiency acceptable to Massey University.শিক্ষা সংক্রান্ত খবরাখবর নিয়মিত পেতে রেজিস্ট্রেশন করুন অথবা Log In করুন।

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Applications must be made using the One Health Epidemiology Fellowship Application Form downloaded from Here.

Please email completed forms and scanned copies of all documents required to:

Mr Litty Kurian, International Program Administrator, mail to: (onehealth@massey.ac.nz) by the Closing Date.

Selection of the successful applicants will be made by Massey University taking into consideration:
Academic ability as borne out by academic records and/or evidence of professional development and performance.
Professional experience in disciplines relevant to Fellowship activities.
Interest in and commitment to achieving the objectives of the Program, including completion of Master's degree training.
Opportunity and interest in applying the skills learned through the Program to: Advancing the prevention and control of zoonotic diseases and/or; Furthering education and training of public health, animal health and/or wildlife health students and workers in epidemiology and the prevention and control of zoonotic diseases in their country using a One Health approach.
Proficiency in English language.
Proficiency in use of computers and the internet, particularly as required to successfully complete distance education online, and aptitude for data management and analysis.
Experience or aptitude for teaching.