The overarching goal of the Gambia Research Ethics and Methodology Training Initiative (GamREMTI) is to strengthen leadership capacity and expertise. Consequently, the program will strengthen the research enterprise and contribute to the capacity development efforts in The Gambia.
This 5-year grant funding is supported by the Fogarty International Center of the National Institutes of Health.
Congratulations to one of our regional consultants, Professor Samuel Ayodele Jegede of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, on his election as a Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS).
Dr. Sheriff Ceesay, a GamREMTI MSc Research Ethics and Methodology Scholar and at the UTG, received a D300,000 research grant
The GamREMTI Team held an orientation for the fourth cohort of scholars enrolled in the Postgraduate Certificate in Health Research Ethics and Methodology (PCHREM) Program. The orientation brought together the newly admitted scholars, program faculty, investigators, and key representatives from partner institutions to officially welcome the new cohort and introduce them to the program. The…
The GamREMTI 2026 Workshop began on a high note, bringing together scholars and professionals committed to advancing research ethics and methodology across Africa, while also marking a significant milestone, celebrating five years of success and impact in strengthening research ethics capacity in The Gambia.
The first cohort of GamREMTI scholars in the Postgraduate Certificate Programme in Health Research Ethics and Methodology (PCHREM)
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of two Gambian researchers who were recognized at the Twelfth Global Health EDCTP3 Forum, held in Kigali, Rwanda.
