Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction
How do I apply for admission to the Global Health Curriculum?
Students can apply for admission to the concentration once admitted to a School of Public Health program. Prospective and current students cannot apply for the concentration through SOPHAS
What is the deadline to apply for the Global Health Curriculum?
The Global Health Curriculum offers admission for the fall and spring terms. The deadline for admission to the concentration in the fall term is October 1st. The deadline for the spring term is February 1st.
Can students from any division apply for the Global Health Curriculum?
Yes, the Global Health Curriculum represents masters students from all divisions of the School of Public Health.
Are undergraduate students eligible to pursue the Global Health Curriculum?
No, undergraduate students may not pursue the Global Health Curriculum at this time.
Are doctoral students accepted into the Global Health Curriculum?
No, the Global Health Curriculum does not include doctoral students. Doctoral students may enroll in the global health courses as space permits.
Which courses are required for the curriculum, and what is the sequence?
The required courses are IPHS 409 (Global Public Health Challenges), offered in the Fall semester, and IPHS 410 (Global Public Health Solutions), offered in the Spring semester. These courses can be taken in any order. Students must also take an elective course (3 semester hours), chosen from an approved list of courses. For more information on the requirements, please visit our Global Health Academics page.
Do students in the curriculum need to conduct an international applied practice experience?
No, students can obtain a global experience in the US.
Is funding available to offset costs for international applied practice experience placements?
Yes, the Global Health Curriculum offers several competitive scholarships. Please visit the Scholarships page for eligibility and application procedures.