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Global Pop's First Year Student Cycle: Flowchart &Description provides a general overview of the offerings and timeline for the first year with Global Pop.

Global Health threats remain among the key challenges for our societies. Despite significant progress in narrowing inequities in health outcomes worldwide, the burden of such threats continues to disproportionately affect vulnerable populations. Substantial resources and efforts are fundamental to continue evolving towards a healthier, more equitable world. The Program for Education in Global and Population Health (Global Pop) responds to this call for action and provides the education, training and research skills needed to develop future leaders in global and population health. Global Pop, seeks to support the emergence of a new generation of leaders in global and population health, abroad and at home, through pedagogy, research and field experiences.

Summer Research Project locations change from year and include locations both abroad and in NYC. Click here for more information.

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Global Pop offers four Global Health related courses

Fall 

• _{Introduction to Global and Population Health (GLHL7206, 3 credits) Mostly for}

Spring Year One

• Research Methods in Global and Population Health (Spring - 2 credits) (GLHL7207)
• Independent Study in Global and Population Health (Fall - 3 credits) (GLHL7208)
• Vaccines: from concept to implementation (Spring - 2 credits)(GLHL7209)

Credits from Global Pop's courses can be used toward an MD-MS in Biomedical Sciences with the Global and Population Health Focus