Thank you to everyone who submitted an application to the Santander Scholars Program. The Committee has made the decision to extend the application cycle for Summer 2018. To be considered for an award, candidates must demonstrate an offer from their host organizations. Applications will be accepted until midnight Sunday, April 1. For more information, visit the GH Blast. For more information, visit the GH Blast.

Follow this link to see past global health practica that BUSPH students have completed. When you follow the link, it will ask you to login again. Login with your BU ID and password, then go to trip reports. From there you can learn more about past student experiences. For more information reach out to Joe Anzalone .

Summer Course - GH745: Monitoring and Evaluation for Global Health Programs
Looking to make progress on your degree requirements over the summer? GH745: Monitoring and Evaluation for Global Health Programs is being taught this summer by Dr. Lora Sabin. For more information contact Rachel Pieciak.

Help out your peers by filling out this survey for GH 811 Applied Research Methods:
[Knowledge on Opioid Use Survey] Take this 5-minute survey and help us get data for a class project about BUSPH students and their knowledge and perceptions of the opioid crisis. It’s completely anonymous so please be honest and we really appreciate all responses!
Also, if you’re interested in participating in a focus group about the opioid crisis, please email Parul Kashyap.  

[Institutional policies at BUSPH/BUMC] Current BUSPH Students: As part of GH 811: Applied Research Methods, my team is conducting a study on institutional policies at BUSPH/BUMC. This survey is anonymous and should not take more than 5 minutes of your time. 
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to Sridevi Prasad

Internship & Job Opportunities:


Are you interested in conducting field research or participating in an internship on issues related to financial stability, human wellbeing, and environmental sustainability across the globe? If so, please apply for the Global Development Policy Center’s Summer in the Field program. The GDP Center will provide summer stipends to a select group of qualified master’s students to participate in unpaid internships or PhD students to conduct field research for a dissertation project. All application materials are due by Friday March 30, 2018 . Finalists will be invited to the GDP Center for interviews before April 10 and final decisions will be made on Monday, April 16.

Position available for the summer but with a start date during the spring semester. Must be available on Tuesdays and one other day for the rest of the semester. Email Juliana Restivo with any questions.