Grants & Funding

Nurses, Allied Health Professionals (AHPs), and Pharmacists are key in improving health outcomes, especially in the context of Global Health.

SDGHI seeks to support and encourage interdisciplinary teams led by a nurse, an Allied Health Professional (AHP) and/or a pharmacist within the SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre (AMC) to undertake Global Health projects that address pressing health challenges in Asia.

See Fact Sheet below for further details.

The USU-SDGHI Pilot Grant seeks to support and encourage interdisciplinary teams led by Universitas Sumatera Utara and SDGHI Faculty members to undertake Global Health projects that address pressing health challenges in Indonesia and in the region. See below Fact Sheet for further details.

The Academic Clinical Programme (ACP) Programme Funding is an academic medicine initiative designed to seed development and facilitate advancement of the ACPs’ Academic Medicine strategic goals. The Global Health Support category aims to promote interest in and to provide opportunities for global health projects in the region. Proposals that support and describe a sustainable line of global health research, policy, innovation and/or educational opportunities will be prioritised. See ACP Programme Funding site below for further details.

The Duke Global Health Institute (DGHI) and Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) Joint Pilot Grant seeks to support collaborative research projects that address key global concerns. The grant provides pilot funds to interdisciplinary teams led by faculty from these two institutions to stimulate new collaborations.

Collaboration between SDGHI and SSHSPH to foster global health research in Asia in the priority areas of health systems strengthening, health equity, neglected tropical diseases and global surgery.