Every year, 10 working professionals from around the world are selected to participate in the MSc in Global Child Health degree program, which is offered through the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.
Developed in collaboration with St. Jude Global, the unique interdisciplinary degree program seeks to prepare these professionals to be leaders and innovators in child health locally, regionally and globally. The program integrates traditional academic training and experiential learning, taking advantage of global partnerships and utilizing the exceptional resources and faculty of the St. Jude Graduate School.
The MSc in Global Child Health is offered as a two-year, part-time program, with online classes blended with on-campus workshops and seminars.
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As a part of the MSc in Global Child Health, students will write a thesis consisting of a project proposal. These projects provide an opportunity to apply the knowledge, skills and tools acquired through the program to real-world problems.
After students’ successful degree completion, a selection of their theses will be considered for two years of funding by St. Jude Global. Theses selected for funding will be implemented as Global Scholars Projects.
Associate Dean, Global Child Health
MSc Program Director, Global Scholars Program
Assistant Dean, Global Child Health MSc Program
Program Manager, Global Scholars Program
Project Coordinator, Global Scholars Program