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DGHI’s community includes more than 600 faculty, staff, students and trainees at all levels

Faculty
200

DGHI includes 200 primary, secondary, affiliate and adjunct professors, representing 9 Duke schools and partner institutions in 10 countries

Students
326

In 2024-25, DGHI enrolled 326 students in undergraduate, master’s degree and graduate certificate programs

Alumni
1200 +

More than 1,200 Duke alumni have graduated from DGHI’s educational programs since the launch of the institute in 2006

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IN 2024-25, DGHI faculty had active research projects in 49 countries

Research Funding
$ 45.5 M

DGHI faculty earned 204 external research grants with total annual funding of more than $45.5 million in 2024-25

Publications
879

DGHI faculty were authors on 879 scholarly works during 2024-25, according to the Duke Scholars database

Funded Projects
94

Since 2019, DGHI has funded 94 new research projects with pilot and travel grants totaling more than $1.6 million, sparking global health innovation across Duke

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DGHI’s 2024-2025 graduates completed more than 23,000 hours of experiential learning, including field research and other applied training

Students in the field
86

86 Duke students participated in global health field projects during summer 2025, working with partners in 15 countries

Co-major combinations
41

Duke undergraduates have combined global health with 41 other majors since the launch of the co-major in 2013, underscoring DGHI’s interdisciplinary approach

Funded Fieldwork
100 %

Philanthropic support is essential to ensure that DGHI can cover 100% of students’ costs to participate in life-changing experiential learning programs

Where We Work

In 2024-25, DGHI faculty performed research with collaborators in 49 countries.

Global health students completed field-based projects in 17 countries.