Now Accepting Applications
The Paul S. Lietman travel grant program supports Hopkins housestaff and fellows to conduct research and clinical rotations in low-and middle-income countries. The Fall cycle is open and accepting applications through September 12, 2019.
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5 GEMS Awarded and Seeking Students
Five new GEMS have been awarded this year. Interdisciplinary teams of JHU students and faculty in collaboration with international partners will tackle pressing global health challenges in Colombia, Lebanon, Mali, Kenya, and South Africa. Many sites are actively seeking students - reach out to site leads to learn more.
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CGH offering Coursera travel course
The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health (CGH) is now offering a free version of its international travel preparation course on Coursera. The objective of this course is equip both first-time and seasoned individuals with knowledge and resources to be well-equipped, sensitive travelers, researchers, and professionals abroad.
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Global Health Day 2019
This year's Global Health Day featured keynote speaker Dr. Michele Barry, a poster session with more than 94 posters and a morning talk on women's leadership in global health. Join us in congratulating awardees in faculty mentorship, global health photography, and student posters!
Read moreWhat We Do
Advance Discovery and Creativity
We support faculty and students across the breadth of Hopkins who are working to solve global problems through multidisciplinary research and action.
Enrich the Student Experience
We aim to support global health education across the continuum of learning through grants, workshops, scholarships, and experiential learning opportunities.
Approach Global Problems Collaboratively
The CGH brings together leaders from all over the world to share information and inspire innovation. Collaboration is our hallmark.
Where We Work
