Global Haematology Fellowship
The Global Haematology Fellowship supports BSH members from countries without local haematology training to gain postgraduate expertise abroad and return as specialists to strengthen local healthcare.
Funder: British Society for Haematology
Due Dates: August 2, 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to £48,000 over three years per award (up to £15,000/year for fees + £1,000/year for travel)
Summary: Supports BSH members in countries without local haematology training to pursue postgraduate training in a nearby region and return as specialists.
Key Information: Only two fellowships available; BSH membership required before applying.
Description
The Global Haematology Fellowship is a pilot grant from the British Society for Haematology (BSH) aimed at supporting trainees in countries lacking a local haematology training programme. The fellowship enables eligible BSH members to undertake postgraduate haematology training in a nearby country or region, with the expectation that they return to their home country to strengthen local healthcare capacity as haematology specialists. The programme prioritises the development of professional expertise and the expansion of haematology capacity in underserved regions.
