Summer HIV/AIDS Research Program
This paid summer internship provides students from underrepresented communities with mentored experience in clinical, social-behavioral, and community-focused HIV research.
Center for Climate, Health and Equity Internship
This internship gives students experience supporting work at the intersection of climate change, health equity, environmental justice, and public health advocacy.
Title V Maternal and Child Health Internship Program
This internship places student teams with state maternal and child health agencies to complete health transformation projects while gaining applied experience in maternal and child health systems.
Global Heart Internship Program
This flexible remote internship helps graduate students, recent graduates, and career changers build experience in global health, nonprofit communications, fundraising, governance, and health education.
Global Health Equity Internship Program
This 10- to 12-week internship offers remote or hybrid experience in global health equity, coalition work, ethical practice, and collaborative approaches to community health.
Community Health Internship Program
This paid seven-week summer internship places health and social service students with community organizations to complete projects shaped by community-defined needs and learn about the conditions that influence health.
Health Equity Internship Program
This internship helps build the public health workforce by giving students meaningful experience with programs and initiatives designed to advance health equity in Maryland.
Environmental Health Internship
This internship provides hands-on experience with environmental health systems, water quality and security, environmental justice, and health equity.
Global Health Internship
This internship introduces students to global public health practice, partnerships, policy, and professional development through work that supports health and well-being across communities.
Mapping Medicare Disparities by Population
This interactive mapping tool allows users to examine differences in chronic conditions, health outcomes, service use, and spending among Medicare populations by race and ethnicity, age, sex, dual eligibility, and geography.