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The Nieman Foundation is awarding two fellowships in Global Health Reporting at the Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States for journalists who report on health issues.
The Nieman Foundation will award two Nieman Fellowships in Global Health Reporting for the academic year, one to a US citizen and one to a non-US citizen.
The fellows will spend one academic year at Harvard, followed by three to four months of field work in a developing country. During their Nieman year, the global health fellows will participate in weekly activities at the Nieman Foundation, as well as audit classes throughout Harvard University.
The three to four months of field work are intended to provide an intensive learning and reporting experience in countries with the most pressing problems in global health. At the conclusion of their field work, the fellows will be expected to produce work based on this experience and their academic studies. This work could be stories, a case study, or a handbook of best practices related to reporting on health issues in a developing country.
The deadline to apply is 31 January 2011. For more information, visit this link.
