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PhD student beneficiary of ACE IRPM & BTD, Dr. Amina Issae at the Institute of Pest Management starts data collection for her PhD research earlier on July 2021 in Ngorongoro District
[metaslider id="4584"] One among PhD students beneficiary of ACE IRPM & BTD, Dr. Amina Ramadhan Issae at the Institute of…
Tafiti Kuhusu Panya na Magonjwa Yanayoenezwa Kutoka kwa Panya Kwenda Kwa Binadamu
[metaslider id="4554"] Watafiti kutoka Taasisi ya Udhibiti wa Viumbe Hai Waharibifu wameanza kufanya tafiti katika vijiji vya Mkula, Msufini ,Sonjo…
From Rodent Research Project (RRP) to SUA Institute of Pest Management (IPM): A Process of Transformation and Excellence
The story of transformation from a tiny Belgian Government supported research project on “Rodents as disease carriers and crop destroyers”…
Wizara ya Afya Watembelea Taasisi ya Kudhibiti Viumbe Hai Waharibifu SUA
Wadau kutoka Wizara ya Afya watembelea Taasisi yetu tarehe 16 July 2021. Lengo kuu ni kuendelea kudumisha uhusiano na kushirikiana…
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Early Career Researchers Development Programme
If you are enthusiastic to develop your career in pest research and become a part or one of us, SPMC is your home. We recruit 5-10 self-motivated and highly talented graduates each year to learn and work with us on voluntary basis. This group of graduates ‘The future generation Albert Einsteins of Pest Research and Technology Development’ are trained on all aspects of research and technology development. As part of this endeavor, we support them in developing competitive proposals for MSc and PhD fellowships; and make sure they attain these qualifications in part of their evolution to becoming successful and independent researchers. The plan is to retain few ones to strengthen our research team; and link the rest with other relevant research institutions and companies.
Going forward, we aim to transform SPMC to a centre which can attract and support diverse and vibrant researchers. We would like to progressively reinforce our research workforce by recruiting committed and productive researchers through research projects. As such, we will be able to increase the scope of our research and outputs. Our Early Career Development Program will help us attain this.
