Registration and Application Information
Those who would like to participate in the Humanitarian Studies Course must register through either their academic institution or apply to be considered for the course.
Humanitarian Studies in the Field
Students enrolled in certain programs at one of the three partnering institutions (Harvard School of Public Health, The Friedman School of Nutrition Science Policy and the Fletcher School at Tufts University, and The Massachusetts Institute of Technology) are eligible to participate in this program. There is no application process; students must enroll in the course "Humanitarian Studies in the Field" at either Tufts or the Harvard School of Public Health to be considered a member of the Humanitarian Studies program. At present, the Humanitarian Studies program is open for enrollment to students in the following categories:
Harvard University
Harvard School of Public Health, GHP 515 (Winter Session) and GHP 516 (Spring 02)
This Course is open to all graduate students eligible for registration or cross registration at the Harvard School of Public Health.
Tufts University
Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Nutr 324
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, DHP 213
MIT
Please contact Vincenzo Bollettino (vbollett@hsph.harvard.edu) at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative regarding registration of MIT students.
Course Fees
Please see course listings at these institutions for information regarding course fees.
For Further Information Contact:
Harvard Humanitarian Initiative
14 Story Street, 2nd Fl
Cambridge, MA 02138
617 384 8368
The Humanitarian Studies Course
The Humanitarian Studies Course, formerly referred to as the 'Humanitarian Studies Initiative for Residents' is open to the public for registration. Medical residents, fellows, nurses, and mid career professionals (from the private and public sectors) have taken part in the Humanitarian Studies Course.
Applicants are required to submit the following:
-completed application form
-a one page statement of interest
-copy of current resume/CV
-written approval of program director (email will suffice)
Contact Brian Daly for application and program information:
Brian Daly
HSC Program Coordinator
617 732 5813
bdaly1@partners.org
Those who would like to participate in the Humanitarian Studies Course must register through either their academic institution or apply to be considered for the course.
Humanitarian Studies in the Field
Students enrolled in certain programs at one of the three partnering institutions (Harvard School of Public Health, The Friedman School of Nutrition Science Policy and the Fletcher School at Tufts University, and The Massachusetts Institute of Technology) are eligible to participate in this program. There is no application process; students must enroll in the course "Humanitarian Studies in the Field" at either Tufts or the Harvard School of Public Health to be considered a member of the Humanitarian Studies program. At present, the Humanitarian Studies program is open for enrollment to students in the following categories:
Harvard University
Harvard School of Public Health, GHP 515 (Winter Session) and GHP 516 (Spring 02)
This Course is open to all graduate students eligible for registration or cross registration at the Harvard School of Public Health.
Tufts University
Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Nutr 324
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, DHP 213
MIT
Please contact Vincenzo Bollettino (vbollett@hsph.harvard.edu) at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative regarding registration of MIT students.
Course Fees
Please see course listings at these institutions for information regarding course fees.
For Further Information Contact:
Harvard Humanitarian Initiative
14 Story Street, 2nd Fl
Cambridge, MA 02138
617 384 8368
The Humanitarian Studies Course
The Humanitarian Studies Course, formerly referred to as the 'Humanitarian Studies Initiative for Residents' is open to the public for registration. Medical residents, fellows, nurses, and mid career professionals (from the private and public sectors) have taken part in the Humanitarian Studies Course.
Applicants are required to submit the following:
-completed application form
-a one page statement of interest
-copy of current resume/CV
-written approval of program director (email will suffice)
Contact Brian Daly for application and program information:
Brian Daly
HSC Program Coordinator
617 732 5813
bdaly1@partners.org