John Hopkins University Gender and Health Summer Institute 2025.

. Program Basics

• Organization Name: Johns Hopkins University
• Program Title: Gender and Health Summer Institute
• Duration: June – August 2025
• Format: Online Short Courses
• Application Deadline: April 1, 2025

2. Program Description & Requirements

• Industry Focus: Gender Studies, Public Health, Health Equity
• Program Overview: The Gender and Health Summer Institute offers an opportunity to build or refresh skills in gender and equity analysis. Taught by global experts, the program attracts students and professionals seeking to integrate gender perspectives into health programs and policies.
• Program Summary: The institute features a series of short, focused online courses designed to advance research and implementation skills for gender analysis in health. The curriculum emphasizes applied methods and real-world challenges, making it ideal for current and future global public health professionals.
• Key Opportunities:
  • Skill Development: Enhance skills in gender-related analyses and programming.
  • Flexible Learning: Fully online with asynchronous and synchronous components.
  • Global Network: Join a diverse student body from around the world.
• Mandatory Requirements:
  • Open to students and professionals interested in gender and health equity.
  • No minimum or maximum course requirement; participants can enroll in as many courses as desired.
• Preferred Qualifications:
  • Interest in integrating gender perspectives into health programs.
  • Commitment to advancing health equity through applied skills.

3. Application Process

• How to Apply:
  •  Online Registration: View available courses and register through the program’s website.
  • Scholarship Application: Submit a competitive application for full scholarships by the deadline.
• Contact for Questions:
  • Email Katherine Banchoff at kbanchoff@jhu.edu for inquiries about tuition discounts and scholarships.

4. Additional Information

• Tuition and Fees:
  • Discounts available for non-credit courses.
  • Limited full scholarships for both non-credit and for-credit courses.
• Course Highlights:
  • Taught by leading faculty with interdisciplinary expertise.
  • Focus areas include gender equity, health program adaptation, and leadership skills.
• Schedule:
  • Courses are offered between 8 am and 12 pm EST to accommodate different time zones.
  • Each course runs for two to five half-days.