Complete your normal academic path
Develop and defend your dissertation through CEV-UdM under your existing academic supervision.
The Master's Dissertation Publication Programme helps MASPEL and MASTEL students turn defended public health research into manuscripts ready for peer-reviewed international journals — with an HRnet mentor and no cost to the student.
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Nearly 100 Master's dissertations are produced at CEV-UdM each year, many addressing urgent public health realities in Africa. Yet once defended, valuable findings can remain difficult to discover, cite, and use.
CEV-UdM and HRnet created this programme to carry that work further. Selected students receive structured, post-defence support to reshape their completed dissertation into a clear scientific manuscript and navigate submission to an appropriate peer-reviewed journal.
The academic work remains yours. The publication journey begins only after your defence and official results.
The programme builds on your existing academic work without changing your supervision, assessment, defence, or jury.
Develop and defend your dissertation through CEV-UdM under your existing academic supervision.
After successful defence, reshape the dissertation into a focused, journal-ready manuscript through individual mentoring.
Prepare the full submission package and send your manuscript to a suitable peer-reviewed journal.
The HRnet mentor does not replace the dissertation supervisor, influence academic assessment, join the jury, or intervene before results are communicated.
An experienced HRnet researcher joins your publication journey free of charge, helping you make the scientific contribution in your dissertation precise, readable, and ready for an international audience.
Identify the strongest publishable contribution in the defended dissertation.
Restructure the work into the IMRAD scientific manuscript format.
Strengthen style, clarity, argumentation, and journal compliance.
Identify a relevant peer-reviewed journal, prioritising options without APCs.
Prepare the cover letter, declarations, formatting, and submission package.
Support responses to reviewers and revisions through the peer-review process.
The programme is one expression of a broader CEV-UdM–HRnet commitment to strengthen public health teaching, research, and capacity building for students, institutions, and communities. The MoU provides a durable framework while each activity is defined through clear responsibilities, expected outcomes, and agreed resources.
The MoU opens several complementary avenues for joint work between CEV-UdM and HRnet.
HRnet experts can contribute lectures and African-context teaching modules, particularly within MASPEL.
Students can benefit from complementary methodological expertise and structured research guidance.
The institutions can develop studies, review protocols, and co-publish findings under agreed contribution rules.
Partners can identify opportunities, prepare joint proposals, and strengthen grant-writing capability.
HRnet may host students within its teams and facilitate agreed access to field partners.
Joint workshops, seminars, and expertise exchanges can serve faculty, researchers, and health professionals.
Read the full call and flyer before completing the Google form. Applicants need a PDF description or protocol of their dissertation project and a signed support letter from their CEV-UdM dissertation supervisor.
Prepare a clear PDF describing your dissertation project.
Download the template, complete it with your supervisor, and have it signed.
Questions? Contact CEV-UdM at infocev@udm.cm or HRnet at secretariat@hrnet-africa.org.
Download and review the official programme documents.