The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health offers a variety of funding opportunities for Hopkins students and residents to gain overseas hands-on experience. Faculty Grant Opportunities >> Faculty Pilot Grants in Global Health Research
The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health provides pilot grants to faculty in the Schools of Public Health, Medicine, and Nursing to enable and support global health research projects. The prime purpose of these awards is to strengthen the individual’s ability to secure funding from current sources.
Third Monday in October >> Established Field Placements
The CGH is recruiting faculty members interested in having a student work on their project(s) overseas. Students would then apply for these placements. Selection would be made by the faculty member from the applications received. Selected students would be given a travel grant of $3,500 from the CGH to defray travel and subsistence costs.
January 15, 2011 Spotlight on our Faculty Grant Winners  | | "Big ideas start in small ways. Our faculty pilot grant is enabling us to study a little-explored but potentially major factor in the African AIDS epidemic. Our data will facilitate the design of interventional approaches to prevent and ameliorate HIV-related kidney disease."
-- Gregory Lucas, MD, PhD, Faculty Grant winner
| | | |  | | "The pilot grant is going to be critical in developing a new line of research in disabilities in the developing world--especially in Africa. I hope that this will be the start of a new stream of work and capacity development in Africa from Johns Hopkins."
-- Adnan Hyder, PhD, MPH, MBBS, Faculty Grant winner | |
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