What is the programme about?
As a part of the Duke-NUS Medical School's CARE (Connect, Assimilate, Reflect, Explore) curriculum framework, faculty from SDGHI incorporate global health modules to the Phase 2 students' curriculum. The goal is to raise awareness and understanding of how global health issues impact the health of Singapore and practice of medicine. Through a blended learning approach, SDGHI hopes to produce outstanding clinicians with global views and equip them with the skills to address future healthcare challenges.

What is the programme about?
The Introduction to Global Health Residency Programme is a 9-lecture series that has been developed in partnership with faculty members from the Academic Clinical Programmes (ACPs), to be delivered over a 3-year period to respective medical residents. The programme aims to introduce residents to key concepts and terminologies of global health, to stimulate interest in tackling global health challenges, and to expose residents to the scope and implications of global health on everyday medical practice both within and outside their chosen medical specialty.

Who can apply?
PhD students enrolled in Duke-NUS, at any point during their candidacy

What is the programme about?
The programme aims to encourage PhD students to research health issues in the region and grow the community of global health scholars. In this track, scholars are supported to undertake high quality innovative research on relevant global health challenges in the region, with a SDGHI faculty member as their research advisor. In addition, scholars participate in various global health courses, seminars, and other knowledge sharing events to build on and expand their knowledge of global health.

How do I apply?
Applications for this programme remain open throughout the year. See Fact Sheet and Application Form below:
Fact Sheet - Doctoral Scholars Track
Application Form - Doctoral Scholars Track

Who can apply?
Faculty members from the SingHealth Academic Clinical Programmes (ACP)

What is the programme about?
With the aim to develop future global health leaders, the Global Health Fellows Programme provides SingHealth healthcare practitioners the opportunity to advance their careers in global health. As part of this programme, physicians obtain a SDGHI scholarship to pursue a Masters of Public Health with a global health track, at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health. In addition, fellows may apply for a research grant from SDGHI for to embark on a field research project during the course of their study.

How do I apply?
Applications are currently close. Refer to Fact Sheet below for more details:
Fact Sheet - Global Health Fellows Programme

Who can apply?
Anyone with a Bachelor's degree in any field

What is the programme about?
The Graduate Certificate in Global Health Practice in Asia seeks to empower participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to address Global Health issues affecting Singapore, Asia, and beyond. It will provide participants with a strong foundation of both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to further their careers in Global Health as practitioners, educators, researchers or administrators. The Graduate Certificate is condensed into 4 one-week courses that span 2 academic semesters, comprising lectures, interactive case studies, small group work, and opportunities for in-depth study.

How do I apply?

Applications are currently open for the February 2024 intake.

Visit our dedicated page on the Graduate Certificate in Practice of Global Health in Asia for more details and to apply.