Applications are now open for the Fellowship for Research to Advance Global Health & Human Rights. This joint initiative between the University of Michigan's Center for Global Health Equity, Donia Human Rights Center, and the Nobel Peace Prize-awarded Physicians for Human Rights offers graduate and professional students a unique 6- to 12-month research and advocacy opportunity.
Fellows will work under the mentorship of Michele Heisler, MD to co-design and conduct research aligned with Physicians for Human Rights program areas, gaining hands-on experience in health and human rights research and advocacy. The fellowship provides up to $10,000 in support and can be structured to accommodate students' academic schedules.
Eligible applicants include U-M graduate (Master's, PhD) and professional students (MD, JD, etc.) from any discipline and any U-M campus who have demonstrated commitment to human rights and global health, along with previous research experience in their field.
Application deadline: March 8, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST.
For full program details and to apply, visit the program’s web page or contact [email protected].
