Everything you need to get involved in global health
This email list for Stanford University students consolidates global health-related information, research and internship opportunities, events, and educational programming targeted at medical students, graduate students, and undergraduate students.
The Global Health Student Council, working in partnership with the Center for Innovation in Global Health, is composed of undergraduate and graduate students with diverse backgrounds committed to strengthening the global health community on campus.
The Stanford Global Health Club hosts a monthly seminar series, where members of the Stanford community can come together to learn, share, and collaborate on approaches to improve global health. Organized by Stanford PhD students and postdocs, the seminars are open to attendees of all levels of experience and disciplines, including medicine, anthropology, biology, economics, law, ethics, and engineering.
The Master of Science Degree in Epidemiology and Clinical Research program offers a Global Health Concentration. Learn more about the requirements here.
As an interdisciplinary institution, Stanford University fosters global health collaborations across all seven schools of the university. We welcome engagement from any student passionate about global health and reducing healthcare disparities, regardless of their major or discipline of study. Historically, we have worked with graduate students / coterminal students in the following programs.