The AMWA Overseas Assistance Grant from Northwestern University funds travel for medical trainees conducting clinical work with underserved populations in resource-limited, off-campus settings.
This grant supports Northwestern faculty mentoring medical students in global health research by funding travel and basic research expenses, especially for international projects.
Northwestern University's Rural Medicine Away Elective Funding supports ECMH residents and fellows in gaining hands-on clinical experience in rural or limited-resource healthcare settings.
Global Health Experience Awards support Feinberg students and McGaw residents with travel for clinical, research, and public health experiences abroad to advance global health education in underserved settings.
Global Health Experience Funding for Residents and Fellows supports McGaw residents’ international electives and public health projects to advance global health education in underserved communities.
Northwestern University's Global Health Education, Teaching, and Research Funding supports health professionals in research and educational projects addressing health challenges in resource-limited international settings.