The mission of the Global Health Concentration is to develop public health professionals who are experts in issues related to global health. Global health research and training focus on health inequalities within communities and populations and across populations throughout the world. Global health thus focuses on domestic and international health inequalities, and is not about crossing borders but bridging health inequalities with scientific evidence of etiology and prevention.
Master of Public Health
Global Health Concentration
Learning global health during a global health emergency
Their applied public health learning experiences took four MPH students far from Providence. While serving global partners engaged in critical frontline work, they gained invaluable hands-on experience aligned with their future career goals.
Program Snapshot
Global Health Competencies
- Analyze trends in the burden of disease in a specific LMIC (low- or middle-income country) or another similarly under-resourced setting. (PHP2710)
- Apply a health equity lens to a specific global public health issue. (PHP2740)
- Reflect on how their positionality should inform collaborations with LMIC partners. (PHP2740)
- Design a context-specific, scientifically assessable intervention for a resource-constrained setting. (PHP2720)
- Formulate a social determinants of health explanation for a global health outcome that is grounded in evidence. (PHP2760)
Courses
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Global Health Sample schedules
Global Health Integrated Learning Experience (ILE)
Students in the Global Health concentration must complete their ILE (thesis or capstone) project on an appropriate Global Health topic.
Faculty
Global Health Concentration Lead
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Abigail Harrison Ph.D., MPH
Associate Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences (Research)