USAID Global Health Fellowship
The USAID Global Health Fellowship at Northwestern University places professionals in hands-on roles to advance USAID's global health, population, and nutrition programs through experiential learning and technical contributions.
Funder: Northwestern University
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Fellowship award; typically supports one year, renewable up to five years.
Summary: Supports skilled professionals to enhance the effectiveness of USAID’s global health, population, and nutrition programs through fellowships.
Key Information: U.S. citizenship or permanent residency and advanced degree in public health or related field required.
Description
The USAID Global Health Fellowship is a five-year cooperative agreement administered in partnership with Northwestern University, designed to strengthen the effectiveness of USAID’s global health, population, and nutrition programs. The program places and supports skilled professionals in global health roles, providing fellows with opportunities to contribute to international health initiatives while developing their careers in the field. Fellows work on projects related to public health, nutrition, and population health, gaining hands-on experience with USAID and its partners.
