The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health has awarded eight scholarships to Bloomberg School of Public Health master of public health and master of health science students with a demonstrated interest in the global health field. The recipients were selected in a competitive process open to all full-time students accepted into the MPH and MHS programs. A Global Health Scholarship covers full tuition for the 11-month MPH program and for one year of the MHS program. The awards are offered on an annual basis. “We are pleased to support these eight promising students in their public health work,” says Thomas Quinn, MD, the Center’s Director. “The Center works to further global health education among the Johns Hopkins community, and these students already have impressive global health experience they can draw from as they complete their studies. We look forward to witnessing all they will accomplish in their careers.” >> Learn more about the Global Health Scholarships
2007 Winners
2008 Winners
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