USC is a major center of research, education, and training with significant global reach, a strong commitment to globalization, and a founder of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities. The University offers numerous opportunities to study and train in the global health field. The USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (IIGH) serves as a locus in shaping and delivering education and training programs in global health. IIGH is deeply committed to training and supporting the next generation of global health leaders, providing students from across USC with fellowships, internships, courses, and other opportunities to learn about, understand, and address global health inequalities.
USC offers global health degree programs and featured courses through IIGH, including programs shaped by and courses taught by our faculty. Learn More…
The USC Global Health Case Competition brings together teams of students from all disciplines, and from across the university, to tackle a critical global health challenge. Learn More…
The IIGH Student Advisory Council (SAC) comprises a multidisciplinary group of undergraduate and graduate students from across the university who serve as valued advisers to IIGH. Learn More…
IIGH offers fellowships, internships, and other opportunities for students to get involved in global health. Learn More…
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