Schools with Global Health Strategy?

[unfrozencaveman]

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Hey, does anyone know off hand which schools have a prominent Global Health strategy, with an emphasis on study abroad, global health research, etc?

 

[princessd3]

Hey, does anyone know off hand which schools have a prominent Global Health strategy, with an emphasis on study abroad, global health research, etc?

Cornell, Michigan.

 

[unfrozencaveman]

Thanks.. I've heard good things about the UMich program.. Anyone else?

 

[jammin06]

Thanks.. I've heard good things about the UMich program.. Anyone else?

mmm...know a lot of schools have 4th year electives that you can do abroad. Think georgetown might have some program, but I know Baylor has a pretty reputable international health track (http://www.bcm.edu/medschool/tracks/international/index.htm)

 

[Apparition]

You're probably not interested in this but there's a school in Israel called Ben Gurion University the entire focus of which is International Health. It's affiliated with Columbia.

 

[sscooterguy]

University of Michigan, Harvard, and Ohio State have strong history of global health initiatives. I my friends (3rd and 4th year students) at Ohio State that even started "the ride for world health" http://www.amsa.org/r4wh/rider.cfm

sscooterguy

 

[Jon Davis]

Indiana University has a study abroad elective in Kenya. I believe you can do it your 2nd yr during the summer. You go with a bunch of students along with a faculty member.

 

[TheMightyAngus]

Penn, Case, Tulane, GW, NYU all have ample global health opportunities.

 

[geekOCD]

Albert Einstein too.

 

[Avenue Q]

rochester, gwu