Health Systems | Johns Hopkins | Bloomberg School of Public Health

The Global Health Summer Institute Health Systems Track provides early- and mid-career public health professionals with cutting-edge skills in a variety of global health topics. This Track is also a great opportunity for part-time MPH and other Hopkins students and fellows to learn a valuable set of skills in an in-demand and rapidly growing field of public health.

Choose from a variety of short-term courses in a variety of global health areas. Take as many courses as you'd like.

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Program Highlights

Flexible Schedule
The Health Systems Track offers both in-person and online courses to suit a variety of needs.
Global Skills
This Track is ideal for those interested in global health. Participants will develop the skills necessary to assess and improve a wide range of public health systems. Course work focuses on low- and middle-income countries, but the skills are universal.
Top Faculty
Courses are taught by leading faculty from the Bloomberg School who have extensive experience working with ministries of health, international agencies such as the World Health Organization, and local governments in countries across the world.
Tuition Discount
The Health Systems Track is pleased to offer a tuition discount to all participants who take our Summer Institute courses not-for-credit. This discount will only apply to courses in the Health Systems Track, and it will only apply for non-credit participants. Participants do not need to apply for the discount; it will be applied automatically upon registration. Please contact our Summer Institute Coordinator, Hannah Tong, htong4@jh.edu, if you have questions about the non-credit Summer Institute scholarship.

Areas of Interest

Monitoring and evaluation
Health systems strengthening
Health management and leadership
Primary health care
Health economics
Digital health
Humanitarian health
Gender and equity
Global health technology and entrepreneurship
Health policy

Key Takeaways

Participants will develop the skills necessary to assess and improve a wide range of public health systems. Course work focuses on low- and middle-income countries, but the skills are universal.

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