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The Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery (MMSc-GHD) program provides training in research, program design, and management that students need to become leaders in the field of global health delivery.

Applications are now open for the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery program.  ...
09/02/2026

Applications are now open for the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery program. The Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery program offers education in bio-social research, program design, and management that students need to become leaders in the field of global health delivery. Students take courses across Harvard University and complete a master’s thesis. Alumni continue to careers in global health around the world.

We welcome you to apply now or join an information session to learn more.

🔗 Apply Now: https://apply.masters.hms.harvard.edu/portal/app_start

❓ Join an information session to learn more: https://ghsm.hms.harvard.edu/education/master-medical-sciences-global-health-delivery/admissions

This past week we welcomed the incoming students to campus. We had several zoom orientations over the summer, so it was ...
08/30/2026

This past week we welcomed the incoming students to campus. We had several zoom orientations over the summer, so it was great to meet everyone in person! The Harvard Medical School Department of Global Health and Social Medicine hosts two masters programs: the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery and the Harvard Medical School Master of Science in Media, Medicine, and Health. We hosted orientation sessions for each program individually and also team building exercises for both programs. These are some photos from our Friday team building sessions, a fun way to get to know each other!

Alum Galal Elshishiney, MBBS, MMSc ‘22 is the Head of the Central Administration for Healthcare Quality at the Egyptian ...
08/28/2026

Alum Galal Elshishiney, MBBS, MMSc ‘22 is the Head of the Central Administration for Healthcare Quality at the Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population. Galal was in Boston for an education program and stopped by to say hello to the new students during our orientation lunch. He talked about his MMSc-GHD thesis project “Among the Egyptian Population, Identifying and Understanding the Causes of Change in Mortality Among Non-COVID-19 Patients in Comparison with the Previous Year's Records”. He discussed how he built on that project and expanded it to a larger project for his PhD dissertation.

When asked what advice he had for students, he said to plan a thesis with a reasonable scope and focus on developing knowledge about research methodology. He said once you know the research methodology, you can develop a larger-scale project in the future.

We are grateful to Galal for stopping by and for offering this excellent advice to our new students!

Alum Jude Beauchamp MD, MMSc visited the MMSc-GHD office recently. Jude conducted his Master of Medical Sciences in Glob...
08/26/2026

Alum Jude Beauchamp MD, MMSc visited the MMSc-GHD office recently. Jude conducted his Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery thesis on tuberculosis care in Haiti. He then completed a residency in psychiatry. He was recently awarded PGY-3 Resident of the Year by One Brooklyn Health. He is now working as a Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow at Mass General Hospital and McLean Hospital at Harvard Medical School. It is always wonderful to see alumni and hear about the work they are doing!

We recently welcomed Odunayo Talabi, MD, MMSc ’22, for a conversation with alumni, faculty, and second-year students abo...
08/20/2026

We recently welcomed Odunayo Talabi, MD, MMSc ’22, for a conversation with alumni, faculty, and second-year students about SheltasHealth, the organization he founded to help ensure healthcare AI is useful in diverse contexts.

Odunayo came to the MMSc-GHD program with an entrepreneurial background, having founded PrettyHealthCare in Nigeria. His MMSc-GHD thesis focused on HPV vaccination in Nigeria, and his work later helped inform the Nigerian government’s national HPV vaccination campaign.

At the recent talk, Odunayo emphasized the importance of involving healthcare workers from diverse settings in the development and evaluation of AI models. He noted that Sheltas is building a global network of domain experts to help ensure healthcare AI is useful, equitable, and contextually appropriate.

As Odunayo shared:

“An efficiently evaluated and contextualized model favors everyone: the model builder who achieves a higher standard at lower cost, the patient who isn't ‘fine-tuned’ out of the algorithm, and the provider who meets the ethical requirements of their profession while delivering quality care at scale.”

Odunayo welcomes others to learn more about SheltasHealth and connect with the team if you’re building healthcare AI designed to work across diverse settings at sheltashealth.com.

We love keeping in touch with alumni as they continue their careers and learning about the work they do to improve health across the globe. We also love making connections among students and alumni. Below are some photos from 2022 when Odunayo graduated from our program.

Saravanan Thangarajan, MDS, MMSc, MBA is first author on the article “Maternal immobility: care, labour, indoor heat exp...
08/17/2026

Saravanan Thangarajan, MDS, MMSc, MBA is first author on the article “Maternal immobility: care, labour, indoor heat exposure, and climate governance in Tamil Nadu” published in Climate and Development.

This article comes from the research Saravanan did for his Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery thesis project. For the project, he worked with faculty Nadeem Kasmani, Julia Ruiz Pozuelo and Kari Nadeau.

Congratulations to Saravanan and to the entire team who worked on the research study on the publication of this article.

Learn more about the article and find the link on the Saravanan’s post:

🔗 https://lnkd.in/p/gbepXHGY

Edwin Mercado, MD, MHA, MMSc ‘23 was just selected to be the Secretary of the Department of Health in the Philippines. E...
08/10/2026

Edwin Mercado, MD, MHA, MMSc ‘23 was just selected to be the Secretary of the Department of Health in the Philippines. Edwin has many years of leadership experience in health care as described in the article below. His MMSc-GHD thesis was “The Analysis of the Provider, Payer, and Regulator Stakeholders’ Understanding and Acceptance of the Universal Healthcare Law in Three Provinces in the Philippines: A Qualitative Study.”

Congratulations to Edwin Mercado on this new leadership role!

Read more: https://lnkd.in/geH56Sts

Benito Isaac, MMSc ‘23 is first author on the article “Investigating Strategies for Sustaining Modern Health Information...
08/04/2026

Benito Isaac, MMSc ‘23 is first author on the article “Investigating Strategies for Sustaining Modern Health Information Systems for Enhanced Care Delivery in Fragile Resource-Constrained Settings Through Electronic Medical Record Implementation in Haiti: Qualitative Study” published in JMIR Publications. This article is from research Benito conducted for his Master of Science in Global Health Delivery program. He examined record keeping systems in Haiti to understand the process and elements needed to implement electronic medical record systems.

Congratulations to Benito and all the collaborators on this article!

Link: https://ojphi.jmir.org/2026/1/e82396

Phuong Nguyen graduated from the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery in May 2026...
07/31/2026

Phuong Nguyen graduated from the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery in May 2026 - our first graduate from Vietnam. Her thesis was titled “Understanding Mental Health Issues Facing Young Women in the Hmong Community: A Qualitative Descriptive Study in Sapa, Vietnam.”
VN Express International recently published about Phuong’s time in the program.
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/education/vietnamese-woman-graduates-from-harvard-master-s-program-with-perfect-gpa-5095056.html

Congratulations to Patrisha Lazatin, MD, MMSc Lazatin on her recent publication in NextBio Health “The Fallacy of Resili...
07/27/2026

Congratulations to Patrisha Lazatin, MD, MMSc Lazatin on her recent publication in NextBio Health “The Fallacy of Resilience in Global Health”! 🎉📄
Patrisha was a student in the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery program when she met Grace Ham, MS-MMH ‘24 then a student in the Harvard Medical School Master of Science in Media, Medicine, and Health program. Patrisha writes about connecting with Grace in the program in her LinkedIn post below. 🤝🌍

We love to see connections and collaboration among students and alumni!
Check out Patrisha’s LinkedIn post below to read more about their journey and find the link to the full article.
🔗https://lnkd.in/eG7HG2cQ

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