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Are there BU School of Public Health projects that a medical student can join for a summer project?

April 26, 2017BU join medical project Projects Public Health School student summer

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Are there BU School of Public Health projects that a medical student can join for a summer project?

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SPH has over 100 students per year who focus their training on international health. As its first priority, the school has an obligation to place these students in international practicum sites. There are, at times, SPH projects that are advertised as interdisciplinary and seek out medical students to join them. These will be posted on the student mailing lists. A medical student may also consider approaching an individual SPH faculty member about researching a given topic if he/she has the relevant expertise.