

The Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery program provides advanced training in public health strategies, healthcare delivery systems, and global health challenges, preparing students to design and implement effective health interventions worldwide. Students study topics such as epidemiology, health policy, program management, and disease prevention, developing the ability to assess and improve healthcare delivery in diverse global contexts. The curriculum emphasizes applied research and practical problem-solving, allowing students to combine theoretical knowledge with fieldwork, collaborative projects, and data-driven analysis. Through lectures, workshops, and applied assignments, participants gain hands-on experience in designing health programs, evaluating outcomes, and addressing complex global health challenges, preparing them for careers in international health organizations, policy development, and research institutions.
In addition to public health expertise, the program fosters critical thinking, analytical skills, and leadership, equipping students to evaluate health systems, develop evidence-based interventions, and implement strategies that improve population health outcomes. Applied projects, independent research, and fieldwork allow participants to explore pressing global health issues, develop innovative solutions, and communicate findings to academic, governmental, and organizational audiences. Graduates leave the program prepared for careers in global health management, healthcare consultancy, research, policy analysis, or to pursue advanced studies in public health, epidemiology, or global health policy.
Semester 1 – Foundations in Global Health Delivery
Semester 2 – Applied Health Delivery & Policy
Semester 3 – Advanced Public Health Practices
Semester 4 – Capstone & Professional Development
Graduates of this program are prepared for careers in global health management, public health consultancy, international health organizations, research institutions, and policy advisory, taking on roles such as global health program managers, policy analysts, health systems consultants, and research coordinators. The program equips students with analytical, leadership, and applied public health skills, enabling them to design, implement, and evaluate health interventions on a global scale. Additionally, graduates are well-prepared for further academic studies, including doctoral programs in public health, epidemiology, or global health policy, positioning them for leadership and specialist roles in international and governmental health organizations.
This program provides a comprehensive and applied learning experience that integrates global health theory, healthcare delivery systems, and program management, preparing students to tackle complex health challenges worldwide. Through lectures, seminars, applied projects, and field research, students develop practical skills in program design, health system evaluation, and evidence-based intervention. The curriculum fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership, ensuring graduates are capable of contributing meaningfully to global health initiatives, research, and policy development. By combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on application, the program equips students with the expertise, confidence, and professional readiness needed to excel in global health delivery and public health leadership roles.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 617 495 1000
Email: admissions@harvard.edu
Address: University of Harvard, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States