M.S. Global Health students emerge from our program with the necessary skills for positions in global health and development in areas such as health financing, managing health systems and health policy with a of goal of enhancing the health status of the world’s underserved populations.
“From my experience in Chiapas [abroad field study], I learned how systemic inequities impact access to reproductive health services, particularly cervical cancer prevention. I also saw the power of community-based health efforts and deepened my commitment to addressing global health disparities through both research and local engagement.”
– Vishni Samaraweera ’24 – Policy and Advocacy Associate, Malaria No More
“My work involves capacity development for epidemic preparedness in Ministries of Health in Africa, while navigating the unique constraints of the epidemic with technology and innovation.I’ve noticed that what we learned in the classroom equipped me with all the critical knowledge and skills I needed to deliver in the workplace.”
-Todd Lazaro ’21 – Father Bienvenido Nebres, S.J. Scholarship made possible by Catherine and Fernando Zobel de Ayala, P ’19, P ’25 Recipient – Health Specialist with the World Bank
