Experiential learning opportunities, such as internships, and off-campus study and research, give global health majors time to develop their ability to use their knowledge and apply their skills in real-world situations to resolve problems. Denison global health majors fulfill their experiential learning requirements in ways that connect their learning to their personal and professional goals.

See what they have to say about their experiences.
Grace Han ’24
Understanding healthcare systems in Japan
Grace Han ’24 completed a research fellowship in Japan, interviewing refugees about their health needs.
Cassidy Orange photo
Study global health and human rights in Kenya
Cassidy Orange ’25, a global health major from Santa Cruz, California, learned Swahili and research methodology.
Eliza Roach ’25
London internship reinforces the importance of literacy
Global health and HESS double major Eliza Roach ’25 interned at a public school helping students improve their reading skills.
Habibatou Soumano ’25
Student research looks at gender imbalances in Tanzanian healthcare systems
While in Ireland, Habibatou Soumano ’25 joined a research team on a long-distance project about gender imbalances in healthcare systems in Tanzania.
Victoria Turnier ’24
Healthier alternatives for school lunches
During Victoria Turnier’s study-abroad in London, she volunteered at a local school where she saw the impact of healthier food options.
Hannah Lambaren ’24
Examining health inequities in the Appalachian region
Interviewing women in rural areas gave Hannah Lambaren ’24 an understanding of regional healthcare differences.