Faculty-Led Global Health Centers

The Yale Center on Climate Change and Health (CCCH) utilizes research, education, public health practice, and service to help achieve a world with a stable and safe climate; one in which the public’s health and diverse ecosystems can thrive.

CIDMA optimizes the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of vaccination strategies and other health interventions by quantitatively evaluating and informing public health policies.

CIRA's mission is to provide the strongest foundation of HIV-related resources, skills, services, training, and professional networking opportunities to HIV researchers and practitioners who can contribute to advances in HIV prevention and treatment, specifically, and health equity, in general.

Yale School of Public Health's Center for Methods in Implementation and Prevention Science (CMIPS) was created to develop and disseminate innovative methodologic approaches to address these implementation gaps and directly improve health outcomes worldwide.

The Chia program develops careers of women in health professions through fellowship training opportunities at Yale University and at Xiangya School of Nursing, Public Health, Medicine and the three Xiangya hospitals.

The CMB Foundation Biomedical Research Fellowship Program in China establishes a unique training program to support U.S. scholars in the biomedical sciences who seek outstanding mentored research training and the opportunity to build collaborative partnerships in China.

To generate actionable research that promotes population health and healthcare system equality. ERIC supports a research portfolio that is rigorous, collaborative, and translatable to policy and practice.

The mission of the International Ophthalmology and Global Eye Health is to create a global network of equal partners in education, research, and eye care recognizing and sharing the diversity of complementary skills, ingenuity, and resources among them.

The Georgian Biostatistics in Implementation Science Fogarty Training Program (GIFT) is an interdisciplinary training initiative designed to strengthen research capacity in HIV implementation science and biostatistics in Georgia (country). This program is a collaboration between Ilia State University in Georgia and the Yale School of Public Health.

The Global Health Leadership Initiative (GHLI) harnesses the strengths of a leading research university to drive transformation in management, leadership, and organizational performance, creating stronger and more resilient health systems for all.

The Global Health Justice Partnership (GHJP), an initiative of the Yale Law School and Yale School of Public Health, was established in 2012 to promote interdisciplinary, innovative, and effective responses to key problems in health justice.

Established in 2006, the MUYU Collaboration serves as the hub of connection between the two institutions. Through the collaboration, students, physicians, and residents from Yale participate in clinical rotations in Kampala, and similarly, Ugandan medical students and physicians are trained in New Haven.

Yale University, in collaboration with The University of Malaya, train doctoral students in the new and exciting field of Implementation Science with a focus on HIV.

The Uganda Initiative for Integrated Management of Non-Communicable Diseases (UINCD) is a research organization that works to find better ways to address non-communicable diseases (NCDs). UINCD aims at building capacity in the realms of prevention, care, training and research to enable the provision of effective and integrated care along the NCDs management spectrum.