Global Health Scholars complete an interdisciplinary course of study, encompassing biological, cultural, economic, historical, political, and social issues relevant to global health. The program provides students with the opportunity to comprehensively interrogate critical topics in global health.
- See the Spring 2022 recommended GHS competency courses
- See the Fall 2021 recommended GHS competency courses
- See the list of Spring 2021 recommended GHS competency courses
- See the list of Fall 2020 recommended GHS competency courses
- See the list of Spring 2020 competency courses
- See the Spring 2019 and Fall 2019 competency courses
Required Curriculum
- HLTH 230: Global Health: Challenges and Responses (required, any year)
- Global Health Colloquium (required, senior year)
- Four elective courses that allow the student to achieve global health competencies across any four of the following themes:
- Biological & Environmental Influences on Health
- Health & Societies
- Historical Approaches
- Performance, Representation & Health
- Political Economy & Governance in Health
- Understanding & Interpreting Quantitative Data
Scholars plan their course of study with the GHS Program Manager and register their courses in Degree Audit.