From pandemic threats to drug‑resistant infections, global health is about improving human, environmental and animal health around the world. The Global Health Studies program at Michigan State University develops an interdisciplinary, cross‑cultural toolkit to address real‑world problems shaped by globalization, such as shifting patterns of infectious and chronic diseases and rising antimicrobial resistance.
Rooted in MSU’s land‑grant mission and world‑grant reach, our community includes 6,000+ international students and scholars from 140 countries, bringing diverse perspectives to your learning and impact. Ready to advance the common good with uncommon will? Explore our Global Health Studies programs to find your path.
Acquire the skills and tools to address global health challenges with our Master of Science in Global Health.
Explore GHS programs, degree paths, course descriptions and admissions requirements.
Learn about Global Health Studies' Education Abroad programs, including locations, specializations, trip dates and course info.
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