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US Fellowships in Global Health: What You Need to Know

By Oliver Subasinghe on 02 February 2010

A fellowship can be crucial to building a career in global health. A number of U.S. organizations offer fellowships – most are based abroad and open to citizens as well as most U.S. residents.

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Oliver Subasinghe
Oliver joined Devex in late 2008 as an international development correspondent and researcher. He previously served as a microfinance fellow for Kiva in Kenya and Uganda. During his tenure, he worked with Kiva’s field partners to improve their operations and governance. Oliver holds a master's in business from the College of William & Mary.

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