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| Opportunities with PIHHR |
The Program and its staff are closely linked with the teaching and professional activities at the Department of Global Health and Population, the Harvard School of Public Health, and other Harvard schools more broadly. Professor Gruskin teaches HSPH courses and works with inter-University programs on health and human rights. The Program hosts unpaid fellows and interns throughout the year.
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| Fellowships |
Periodically, the Program invites self-funded fellows to work with the Program for durations ranging from a few weeks to a year. These fellowships are designed to provide opportunities for mutual professional development and capacity strengthening.
For further information on fellowship opportunities, please send an email explaining your research interests to:
Ms. Riley Steiner
665 Huntington Avenue, 1-1202
Boston, MA 02115 USA
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| Internships |
We accept applications for internships with the program on a rolling basis and hire unpaid interns based on program need. If you are interesed in working with PIHHR, please submit a resume and cover letter to the PIHHR Program Coodinator, Riley Steiner.
The internship program aims to provide undergraduate and graduate students and young professionals from various backgrounds the opportunity to learn and apply the basic elements of the international health and human rights field. The unpaid internships are flexible and are individually tailored to the interns’ needs and expectations with the existing projects and activities of the Program.
For further information on internship opportunities, including application guidelines, please click here.
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