London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

This training is designed for Master’s and PhD students, early-career researchers, civil society and disability advocates working in health research and monitoring and evaluation, as well as health researchers and M&E specialists engaged in disability-inclusive development. People with disabilities involved in health research are strongly encouraged to apply. Participants will explore practical approaches to disability-inclusive health research through shared learning, interactive discussions, practical sessions, and networking with Ugandan and international experts, including Prof. Tom Shakespeare from ICED/LSHTM.

Important to note:

• Participation is free of charge; break tea, lunch and water will be provided.
• Sign language interpretation and wheelchair access will be available; please indicate any other accessibility requirements in your application.
• No transport refunds or other allowances will be provided.
• Applicants must commit to full participation on both days.
   

How to apply:
Submit your application by 10 October 2025, 5:00 PM (EAT) through the online form here: Click here to apply.

You will need to attach in a single PDF file:

• An abstract (max 1 page) of your current research, project, or relevant work.
• A motivation statement (max 1 page) outlining why you wish to attend and what you hope to gain.
• A brief CV or bio-sketch (max 2 pages).
   

All applicants will be notified of the results by 22 October 2025.

For more detailed information, please access the Call for Applications here.

For inquiries, contact Ms. Ruth Najjuuko at [email protected] / 0774801506, or email the Training Office at [email protected].