Boulter Fellowships
The BCPB's Boulter Fellowship Scheme was set up in 1982 to enable eye care professionals from the developing world to train in Britain and achieve the specialist skills needed in their country of origin.
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There is a great need for trained eyecare personnel
in the developing world. That is why one of the key Vision
2020 objectives is to build up the eyecare resources
in developing countries by providing specialist training, from community
level to policy planning at national and regional levels.
The BCPB has two Fellowship Programmes.
Boulter Fellowships
provide trained personnel at MSC level.
Prevention of Blindness
Fellowships provide both key research outcomes and
top level personnel trained to Doctoral level.
To achieve these aims, an Advisory
Panel.
Two types of Fellowship are offered. Barrie Jones Fellowships are
awarded to UK based Fellows who carry out research in a
developing country. Sir John Wilson Fellowships are awarded to
students from developing countries who come to the UK to carry out
research.
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