These are challenging times. The Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), the world’s largest consortium of academic based institutions addressing global health challenges, is advancing solutions to these problems. We work with our institutional members, INGOS, governments and funders, across research, education, service and advocacy to improve the health of people and the planet. We are particularly focused on improving the well-being of the least advantaged.
CUGH promotes mutually beneficial partnerships amongst academia and other sectors in resource-rich and resource-poor countries to develop human capital and strengthen institutional capacity. We engage and support university-based global health programs and advocate for global health issues on an international, national and local level. CUGH builds collaborations across sectors and facilitates the exchange of knowledge among interdisciplinary university global health programs and other like-minded organizations.
CUGH Institutional Membership Benefits Include:
*Note: If your institution is a CUGH member, all faculty, students and staff from your university or organization are CUGH members and can use the benefits.
- Connect to a network of over 34,000 individuals involved in global health and over 175 academic institutions and partner organizations worldwide
- Network with CUGH’s global network of faculty, students, implementers, and funders engaged in global health across sectors and disciplines
- Discounted rates for CUGH’s conferences and workshops
- Participate in CUGH’s committees, subcommittees, and working groups
- Propose webinar topics and speakers (subject to approval by CUGH’s Executive Director)
- Submit panels for CUGH’s annual conferences
- Students who submit an abstract to the annual conference may be mentored by CUGH’s Research Committee
- Students are eligible to serve on CUGH’s Trainee Advisory Committee
- Participate in advocacy efforts on global health issues and for academic‐based global health programs
- Host a regional conference with CUGH
- Access CUGH’s online job, fellowship, and funding opportunities
- Post job and funding opportunities on CUGH’s online platforms for free
- Highlight your institution in our monthly bulletin (received by 34,000 global health practitioners worldwide) to promote your programs and new initiatives
- Institutional voting rights in CUGH’s Board elections and initiatives
- Eligibility to serve on the CUGH Board of Directors (must be an institutional member)
- Opportunity to participate in CUGH’s APAI mentorship program as both mentor or mentee
- Attend member-only virtual or in-person networking events
CUGH Individual Membership Benefits Include:
- Connect to a network of over 34,000 individuals involved in global health and over 175 academic institutions worldwide
- Discounted rates for CUGH’s conferences and workshops
- Network with faculty, students and practitioners, and directors engaged in global health and development
- Participate in CUGH’s committees, subcommittees, and working groups
- Students are eligible to serve on the Trainee Advisory Committee
- Participate in advocacy efforts on global health issues and for academic‐based global health programs
- Participate in virtual or in-person networking events between students and faculty
- Submit an abstract for the annual conference and be a candidate to be mentored by CUGH’s Research Committee