Johns Hopkins Global Health Leaders Conference (GHLC) — Research / Student Speaker Opportunity

A virtual international program for students in Grades 9–12 organized by Glohea at JHU within the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health. Students learn about global health, public health and medicine from experts and, after admission, may apply to the Student Speaker Series to present their own research or a global-health topic of interest.

Expert-led sessions on global health, public health and medicine; international student community; connection with the Johns Hopkins global health community; opportunity to present independent research or ideas; strong experience for medicine, public health and social-science portfolios.

Students in Grades 9–12 from any country. Professional working proficiency in English is required. The application includes personal and academic information, extracurricular activities and short essays. No minimum GPA or SAT/ACT requirement. Previous global-health experience is not required. The Student Speaker Series is an additional selection after admission; accepted students may present their own global-health research or a topic of interest.