FAQ
Most frequently asked questions and answers
Start by contacting the group with a concise introduction, your CV, your academic background, your research interests and the type of opportunity you are seeking. For students, it is helpful to indicate your programme, year of study and proposed timeframe.
Yes. We are interested in collaborations that complement our research in pharmacogenomics, genomic medicine, infectious diseases, pharmacology, molecular biology, clinical research and related areas. We welcome collaborations involving academic institutions, research groups, clinicians and other organisations.
Potentially, yes. Undergraduate, master’s, doctoral and other research students may be able to undertake projects within the group depending on available projects, supervision capacity, resources and programme requirements. Students should contact the group early to discuss their interests and potential project areas.
Yes. We welcome students from relevant disciplines across the University of Cape Coast and other institutions. Students from biomedical sciences, biological sciences, chemistry, pharmacy, medicine, public health, biotechnology, computer science, statistics and related fields may find opportunities to contribute to appropriate projects.
Research visits may be possible by prior arrangement. Please contact the group before planning a visit so that we can determine availability, purpose of the visit and any necessary requirements.