A MSIH doctor is more than just a white coat.

Global health modules such as Women’s Health, Disaster Relief, Health Inequities, Migration and Health, Birth as a Human Rights Issue, Aging, Anatomy of Urban Health for the Poor and Underserved, Medical Innovation and more.

Clinical clerkships providing exposure to diverse patients from southern Israel’s Bedouin and Ethiopian communities, as well as immigrants from the former Soviet Union, Africa, the Americas and the Middle East.

Eight weeks in a global health rotation in diverse locations around the world, such as India, Nepal, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Peru, Mexico, Ghana and Ethiopia.

A year-long course in clinical and global medicine that explores social determinants of health and disease burden. Students look at global health from a historical context, and study health not just in high income countries, but also low and middle income countries.

Courses in epidemiology and medical ethics that emphasize demographic and cultural issues.

A course in biostatistics that develops the skills to write a high-quality research paper on topics relevant to global health issues.

An interactive workshop that offers cross-cultural clinical communications skills and simulations.