Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A: Our research focuses on Infectious Diseases (IDs), Human Genetics, and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). Specific research projects are detailed on our website under the "Research" section.

A: Yes, we offer 2 PhD programmes and 4 Master’s programmes. Please visit the "Programmes” section of our website via the main menu for details on available courses and admission requirements.

A: Internship applications can be submitted at the WACCBIP general office or via email to the faculty member you wish to work with. Visit the 'Faculty' tab under the ‘People' menu on our website for more details on their research areas.

A: Research vacancies will be announced on our website and social media platforms. Follow WACCBIP_UG on all social media channels for updates.

A: Our graduate internship runs complementary to the national service program. Openings are published on our social media handles and website. Follow us on WACCBIP_UG on all social media handles for updates.

A: Admission to our graduate programmes is through the University of Ghana’s School of Graduate Studies for the programmes in the Department of Biochemistry Cell and Molecular Biology.

A: Applying to WACCBIP with a supporting scholarship body, or self-sponsorship increases one’s chance of being enrolled in WACCBIP once all other criteria have been met. Applicants without such opportunities are given the opportunity to apply for DAAD scholarships and for any other partnering scholarships.

A: Yes, we welcome collaborations with external researchers, institutions, and industry partners. Contact the faculty in charge of your research interest to explore potential partnerships. Visit the 'Faculty' tab under the 'People' menu on our website for more details on their research areas.

Our scientific technology platforms are available for research collaborations. Visit the “Scientific Technology Systems” tab under the “Research” menu for more details.