Long-Term Global Health Projects
Northwestern University's Long-Term Global Health Projects grant supports Feinberg medical students in immersive research and service addressing health challenges in resource-limited international settings.
Funder: Northwestern University
Due Dates: March 1, 2027 (Long-Term Global Health Projects annual application submission deadline, anticipated)
Funding Amounts: Typical award: $10,000–$15,000 per project; up to two awards/year; project duration 6–12 months.
Summary: Supports Feinberg medical students at Northwestern University to lead immersive, long-term global health projects in resource-limited international settings.
Key Information: For current Feinberg medical students only; strict eligibility and deliverable requirements apply.
Description
This program supports current Feinberg School of Medicine students at Northwestern University in undertaking long-term (6 to 12 months) global health projects in resource-limited international settings. The aim is to foster cross-cultural competencies, deepen understanding of social determinants of health, and provide immersive experiences in areas such as primary care, community health, maternal-child health, and broader public health issues. Projects must involve strong mentorship from both Northwestern and the host institution, and must be ethically sound and impactful.
