Career Development Offerings

This site lists the current funding opportunities from the Center for Global Health. Use the three headers to toggle between opportunities for MGB researchers, MGB clinical educators, and external collaborators. Please send any questions to CGHAdmin@partners.org.

Global Health Fellowships

Name Amount Eligibility Brief Description Application Dates
Global Non-Communicable Diseases Research Training Program [T32] Funding for up to two years. Covers salary, travel to professional meetings, tuition, and other related expenses. Early-stage investigators in the fields of Cardiology, Endocrinology, Pulmonology, and Hematology. Support to help launch the research careers of early-stage investigators. This program provides a dedicated career development mentor and a research mentor for each trainee, didactic seminars, research training, and a community of practice within the program. Call: 10/1/2026 Due: 12/18/2026 Start: 7/1/2027
Durant-Reilly Fellowship Up to $75,000 for direct costs. All MGH and BWH physicians, APPs, and nurses. Support for MGH and BWH clinicians working closely with a partner organization providing humanitarian assistance. Rolling

Other Awards & Funding Opportunities

Name Amount Eligibility Brief Description Application Dates
MGB Global Health Community Engagement Awards $2,000 All staff, faculty, and partnering collaborators of MGH and BWH. Support for global health projects or research via conference fees, manuscript expenses, humanitarian opportunities or other travel related expenses. Priority is given to those with unfunded research projects. Rolling
MGB Global Health Service Awards $2,500 All MGH and BWH faculty and staff, and global partners. Three awards for those who show Excellence in Clinical Education & Mentorship, in Global Disaster Response & Humanitarian Action, and in Research & Innovation. Call: 4/15/2026
Due: 8/1/2026
Start: 9/15/2026
Awardees announced at
the MGH Global Health Expo
MGB Global Health Finish Line Grants $500- $2,500 per award Pre-tenure junior investigators/trainees from LMICs, who are working on a project that is near completion. Support serves as a catalyst for the completion of these projects and support mentorship between MGB Global Health faculty and junior investigators/trainees. Rolling