The Center for Global Health works with partners around the world to create meaningful global health internship opportunities for eligible students. Most of these internship assignments involve a twelve-week commitment and take place during the summer semester (June - August). To learn more, contact John Justino.
Summer 2025 International Internship Placements
Summer 2025 Application Forms (opening in early December 2024)
- Engeye Health - Global Rural Community Health (Ddegeya, Uganda) [2 student placements available]
- Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences - MCH Project (Bangalore, India)
- Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences - Implementation Science Research (Bangalore, India)
- Sun Yat-sen University SPH - Environmental Health Science Research (Guangzhou, China)
- Cluj Environmental Health Center - Environmental Health Science Research (Cluj Napoca, Romania)
Carol A. Whittaker Global Health Travel Award
The Carol A. Whittaker Global Health Travel Award Fund provides support to students looking to complete international internships— helping to keep these experiences accessible to and within reach for all students. Each travel award recipient has returned to our campus transformed by their experiences abroad, eager to share what they have learned with fellow students. Providing students meaningful opportunities to live and work abroad is critical to our educational mission here at the Center for Global Health. These experiences equip our students with the skills and perspective they need to launch global health careers and improve the health of disadvantaged groups around the world.
Once you've received confirmation of your international internship placement, you'll receive an email from the Center for Global Health and the SPH Internships and Career Services Office with instructions on how to apply for the Carol A. Whittaker Global Health Travel Award.
Global Health MPH Internship Experiences
- Social Marketing/Health Promotion in Monrovia, Liberia (with Population Services International)
- Field Epidemiology and Community Health in Ddegeya Village, Uganda (with Engeye Health)
- Environmental Health in Cluj Napoca, Romania (with Babes Bolyai University)
- Epidemiology in Gujarat State, India (with the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar)
- Malaria Prevention in Accra, Ghana (with The University of Ghana School of Public Health and the National Malaria Control Program)