The Department of Statistical Sciences and the Clinton Health Access Initiative have come together to provide an exciting opportunity for Masters students through an fellowship programme. The programme provides an opportunity for students in their dissertation year to analyse government data to answer a policy-relevant question enabling them to receive work experience that is aligned with their dissertation. MASHA facilitated the establishment of this programme and is proud to present the STA-CHAI fellowship students below.

 

2024 Cohort 

Student Grace Carmichael

​Grace Carmichael
Home Country: South Africa 
E-mail: crmgra004@myuct.ac.za / grace.carmichael@uct.ac.za

Education

  • BSc in Applied Statistics and Genetics at UCT. 
  • Honours in Statistical Sciences at UCT. 
Student Suzana Maganga_5

Susana Maganga
Home Country: Tanzania
E-mail: MGNSUS002@myuct.ac.za

Education

  • BAgric Agribusiness Management at Stellenbosch University.
  • BCom (Hons) Statistics at Stellenbosch University.

Student Ropafadzo Chimuti_5

Ropafadzo Chimuti
Home Country: Zimbabwe 
E-mail: CHMROP002@myuct.ac.za

Education

  • BSc in Geomatics at UCT.