UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON · UNITED STATES
Department of Global Health - Training Programs
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
11 mo
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Master's
Level
- 11-month clinical research training programFogarty Northern Pacific Global Health Fellows
- Focus on HIV research and implementation scienceInternational AIDS Research and Training Program
- Interdisciplinary training for innovation in global healthKUSKAYA Program
- Develops applied research and analytic skillsStrategic Analysis, Research & Training (START) Center
- E-learning programs for global health coursesE-learning Program (eDGH)
The University of Washington's Department of Global Health offers a variety of training programs designed to equip students and professionals with advanced skills in global health research and practice. These programs cater to diverse interests, from clinical research in low-resource settings to the application of cutting-edge technology in public health. Many programs emphasize interdisciplinary collaboration and provide hands-on experience through partnerships with international institutions. Students in these programs benefit from mentorship by leading experts in the field and engage in research that addresses critical global health challenges. The department is committed to developing the next generation of global health leaders through rigorous academic training and practical application of knowledge.
Careers
Graduates from the Department of Global Health's training programs are prepared for diverse roles in public health organizations, research institutions, non-profits, and government agencies. The skills gained are applicable to a wide range of global and domestic health challenges.
- Clinical Researcher
- Epidemiologist
- Public Health Analyst
- Implementation Scientist
- Health Systems Specialist
- Program Manager
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Master's programs in Global Health?
- Tuition for the Professional Master's Programs is $754 per credit hour. Research track Master's students may have their tuition covered if they receive an assistantship.
- Are there specific admission requirements for international students?
- International applicants should follow the general graduate admissions process. Specific academic and English proficiency requirements can vary by program, so it's important to check individual program details.
- What is the duration of the training programs?
- The Fogarty Northern Pacific Global Health Fellows program is an 11-month clinical research training program. Other program durations are not specified.
- What kind of career opportunities can I expect after graduating?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Clinical Researcher, Epidemiologist, Public Health Analyst, Implementation Scientist, Health Systems Specialist, and Program Manager in various global health organizations.
- Are there any funding or scholarship opportunities available?
- The department offers Research and Teaching Assistantships that can provide a full tuition waiver, insurance, and a monthly stipend. These are competitive and applicants should indicate their interest in their statement of purpose.
- How do I apply for a Master's program in Global Health?
- You need to identify your program of interest, review specific admission requirements, prepare application materials like transcripts and letters of recommendation, and submit your online application through the UW Graduate School portal by the deadline.
Entry requirements
Doctoral students in the health professionsEligible for Fogarty Northern Pacific Global Health Fellows program
Post-doctoral traineesEligible for Fogarty Northern Pacific Global Health Fellows program
Graduate studentsConsidered for research and teaching assistantships for Master's thesis and PhD programs
Specific entry requirements vary significantly by program. Please refer to individual program details for precise qualifications.
Fees
Tuition (international)Professional Master's Programs: $754 per credit hour. Research track Master's students may receive a full tuition waiver if awarded an assistantship.
Tuition (home)Professional Master's Programs: $754 per credit hour. Research track Master's students may receive a full tuition waiver if awarded an assistantship.
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Tuition rates for Professional Master's Programs are the same for all students, including international students. Research track students may have tuition covered by assistantships.
How to apply
1. Identify Program of InterestExplore the available training programs within the Department of Global Health, such as research-based Master's and PhD programs, or professional Master's and certificate programs.
2. Review Admission RequirementsCarefully check the specific academic and English language proficiency requirements for your chosen program. Visit the program's admissions page for detailed information.
3. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all required documents, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and GRE scores (if required). For international applicants, this may also include proof of English proficiency and translated academic documents.
4. Submit Online ApplicationComplete and submit the online application through the UW Graduate School admissions portal by the specified deadline.
5. Indicate Funding InterestIf applying to research-based Master's or PhD programs, indicate your interest in research or teaching assistantships in your statement of purpose. All applicants are considered for available funding opportunities.
6. Track Application StatusMonitor your application status through the UW Graduate School portal. The department will contact you regarding admission decisions and potential funding offers.
Scholarships
Research AssistantshipsFull tuition waiver, medical and dental insurance, monthly stipend
Teaching AssistantshipsFull tuition waiver, medical and dental insurance, monthly stipend
PacTrans Fellowship Program—
Valle Fellowship Program—
National Science Foundation Fellowships—
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Master's programs in Global Health?
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Tuition for the Professional Master's Programs is $754 per credit hour. Research track Master's students may have their tuition covered if they receive an assistantship.
Are there specific admission requirements for international students?
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International applicants should follow the general graduate admissions process. Specific academic and English proficiency requirements can vary by program, so it's important to check individual program details.
What is the duration of the training programs?
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The Fogarty Northern Pacific Global Health Fellows program is an 11-month clinical research training program. Other program durations are not specified.
What kind of career opportunities can I expect after graduating?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Clinical Researcher, Epidemiologist, Public Health Analyst, Implementation Scientist, Health Systems Specialist, and Program Manager in various global health organizations.
Are there any funding or scholarship opportunities available?
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The department offers Research and Teaching Assistantships that can provide a full tuition waiver, insurance, and a monthly stipend. These are competitive and applicants should indicate their interest in their statement of purpose.
How do I apply for a Master's program in Global Health?
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You need to identify your program of interest, review specific admission requirements, prepare application materials like transcripts and letters of recommendation, and submit your online application through the UW Graduate School portal by the deadline.