GHELI

This resource pack supports teaching and learning about national health systems and universal health coverage. Selected resources provide an overview of the objectives and functions of a national health system, discuss alternative frameworks, and explore cross-cutting themes. These resources may be useful to educators as they develop lesson plans, activities, or assignments focusing on Health Systems and Universal Health Care.

Harvard College students took part in a gallery opening showcasing their final projects from their World Health: Challenge and Opportunities course, taught by Faculty Director, Sue J. Goldie. Students were asked to analyze a societal health challenge and to create a “problem-inspired” product intended to influence policy, motivate action, and inspire real-world change.

While our primary format for residencies has been a hybrid of in-person and off-site, we are restructuring these opportunities and programs to be entirely remote-adaptive. Take a peek behind the scenes about  visual communication and instructional design highlighting faculty, students and staff. If you’re interested in learning more about future offerings, email us!

Alongside our university-wide and partnered global health events, we hold workshops and learning engagements that focus on tools and techniques to inspire innovative pedagogy. Join our mailing list to stay informed about our new teaching and learning opportunities.