The ISGlobal-University of Barcelona (UB) Master of Global Health is a multi- and interdisciplinary UB-specific programme designed for students and professionals seeking to develop a career in health, from a global perspective. The programme offers the knowledge necessary to face current challenges in global health and prepares students to join organisations that work for health equity around the world.
ISGlobal-University of Barcelona is also a home institution of tropEd and candidates may choose to apply for thetropEd Master of Global Health programme.
Objectives
Upon successful completion of the programme students will be able to:
Analyse the factors that affect the health of the global population, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable groups
Evaluate the complex relationship between health and other areas, such as economics, politics, anthropology, and social and environmental sciences
Design effective and sustainable solutions to address health equity in a globalised world
Opportunities
Designed for students and diverse backgrounds (health and life sciences, social sciences, law and economics, etc.) who want to develop a career in the field of global health in:
International organisations
NGOs
Ministries of health
Cooperation and development agencies
Public-private partnerships
Other stakeholders of the global health international community
The Master of Global Health is intended for professionals who wish to work in their field of study and does not offer access to PhD studies.
Organisation
The ISGlobal-University of Barcelona Master of Global Health is carried out in collaboration with academic institutions, research centres and NGOs in the health sector.
Our faculty come from diverse disciplines and have extensive experience working in global health with internationally recognised universities and research centres; public and private international organisations; NGOs and public-private partnerships, amongst others. Professors bring their real world experience, as professionals and leaders in the field, to our classrooms.
Given the circumstances surrounding the current COVID-19 pandemic, and in anticipation of any developments that may arise during the academic year, our team is committed to ensuring that our educational programmes can be successfully delivered in either face-to-face or distance formats, adapting to the context in which our students, faculty, and staff find themselves.
The Master of Global Health consists of 60 ECTS or one full-time academic year, which runs from September to July. All courses take place at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Barcelona.
The programme combines lectures with active and participatory learning methods. Students learn by doing and by solving problems, using a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach.
Programme of Studies
I. Global Health Fundamentals I · 20 ECTS · required courses
Global Health Challenges
Health Systems and Policies
Research Methods for Global Health:
Fundamentals of Epidemiology
Biostatistics for Global Health
Fundamentals of Qualitative Health Research
II. Global Health Fundamentals II · 10 ECTS · required courses
Determinants of Global Health
International Governance and Politics of Global Health
Health Economics
III. Advanced Topics in Global Health · 18 ECTS
Students select six courses from the following (3 ECTS each):
Anthropology of Global Health
Development and Application of Vaccines in Global Health
Extended Epidemiology
Global Environmental Health
Global Health Management
Global Health Responses to Emergencies and Humanitarian Crises
Global Mental Health and Psychosocial Service Development
Infectious Diseases and Global Health
Maternal and Reproductive Health in Global Health
Non-Communicable Diseases and Global Health
Undernutrition and Food Security
IV. Final Master's Degree Project · 12 ECTS
Master of Global Health students must develop and present a 12-credit capstone project (including mandatory attendance at methodological seminars) and defend it before a Faculty Tribunal (representing approximately 300 hours of student investment time).
Full-time vs. part-time studies
Candidates can complete the Master’s requirements (60 ECTS) in one year of full-time studies (recommended), but have up to five years to finish the programme. Those who elect to complete the programme in more than one year must enroll in a minimum of 20 ECTS in their first year of studies.
These are some examples of recent Master Final Projects (MFPs) from the Master of Global Health:
Amina Bouothmani (Máster Salud Global, 2021-22)
Read an article related to Amina's MFP:
Francesca Russo, Student of the tropEd Master in International Health, Class 2015-2016 Class
Luis Gerardo Castillo, Student of the 2014-2015 Class
Sofia Bandomia, Student of the 2014-2015 Class
Pedro Alonso, director of the WHO Global Malaria Program and former director of ISGlobal
Quique Bassat, Assistant Research Professor
Nina Wine, Student of the 2013-2014 Class
María Fernanda Díaz, Student of the 2013-2014 Class
Barcelona, the capital city of Catalonia (one of Spain’s 17 autonomous provinces), is a vibrant coastal city on the Mediterranean Sea. Students will find many cultural activities, events, museums, and opportunities for sport available to them during their stay.
Barcelona.cat offers updates on events around the city and a Barcelona app.
Housing
Some students choose to find shared flats or rent their own individual housing during their Master course. There are many websites that provide rental listings for flats and shared flats in the city. In addition, ISGlobal maintains a relationship with the Barcelona Centre Universitari (BCU), which can provide information and advice on housing and activities, among other things, to our Master’s and Diploma candidates.
Public Transportation
Barcelona has an excellent integrated network of public transportation, including metro, tramvia, buses and regional trains. Various types of multi-trip metro cards are available for purchase from machines in metro stations. One option for getting around the city is Bicing, a public bicycle rental service that runs on an annual membership basis. There is also the possibility of hourly or daily car rental with various services. And, since Barcelona is a fairly dense city, it is also often possible to reach your destination on foot.
Weather
Barcelona enjoys a generally temperate weather. Although in the summer months the heat can sometimes rise to the 40s Celcius, it is a generally moderate climate without extreme temperatures or weather.
Languages
Although the Master and Diploma of Global Health are offered entirely in English, Catalonia’s two official languages are Catalan and Spanish. For students who are interested, the University of Barcelona’s Institute of Hispanic Studies offers courses in Spanish as a foreign language from beginner to advanced levels. You can also join Catalan courses offered through the UB and tailored to university students. Many other language schools and centres, including some sponsored by the government, also offer courses.
Special Events
Throughout the year, Master’s degree and Diploma students are invited to attend special events and activities in addition to classes and seminars, beginning with the annual Global Health Programme Inaugural Lecture, which is given by an invited speaker each year in October.
In late December, we invite students to join a special End of Year celebration and, of course, we gather to celebrate the End of Course in June.
Other events from past years have included a special guest lecture on “The Books that Changed My Life” in celebration of Sant Jordi’s Day (St. George’s Day).
Entry requirements
Undergraduate degree, preferably in health or life sciences or social sciences.
At least one year of professional experience, preferably related to global health (internship and volunteer experience will be considered).
Advanced level of English (if not a native English speaker, candidates need to provide an Internationally recognized English proficiency certificate equivalent to a TOEFL score of 550 paper/213 internet/80 online, or IELTS score 6.).
We also value:
Previous professional or voluntary experience in low- and middle-income countries or settings and/ or with vulnerable populations / communities
Exposure to multicultural environments
Application
Interested candidates for the Master of Global Health must complete the application form and attach the following documentation:
A current C.V. clearly stating academic qualifications and work experience.
A letter of motivation explaining their interest in Global Health, including past or current experience (academic and/or professional) and highlighting specific areas of professional interest.
Candidates who meet entry requirements will be invited to an admissions interview.
Academic Year 2027-28 Admissions Calendar
First Application Period: From 18 September to 13 November 2026
Notification of the admission: 11 December 2026
Second Application Period: From 14 November 2026 to 8 January 2027
Notification of the admission: 5 February 2027
Third Application Period: From 9 January to 5 March 2027
Notification of the admission: 9 April 2027
Applications received after 5 March 2027 will be reviewed on a rolling basis depending on the places available in the programme.
The 2026-27 Global Health Scholarship programme is now closed.
PLEASE NOTE: In order to apply for the Global Health Scholarship programme, candidates must be previously accepted to the Master of Global Health in one of the first two admissions periods (--the Master’s programme application must be submitted on or before 16 January 2026–).
What does the scholarship cover?
The global health scholarship covers the total tuition fee and the University taxes when registering for the Master’s degree programme. The scholarship does not cover any other expenses related to participation in the Master’s degree programme. The scholarship awardee is responsible for all other expenses, including, but not restricted to, visa application fees, travel, accommodation, local transportation, living expenses, and insurance. The awardee is also expected to have their own laptop computer and to be responsible for any other materials necessary for participation in the programme.
Who is eligible to apply?
Applicants must:
1. Be accepted to the Master’s degree programme.
2. Have a minimum average undergraduate grade equivalent to a 7 (“notable”) in the Spanish grading system (verified via the official university transcript / academic record).
3. Be nationals of and reside in one of the following sub-Saharan African countries:
Angola
Benin
Botswana
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Central African Republic
Chad
Comoros Congo (Brazzaville)
Congo (Democratic Republic)
Côte d'Ivoire
Djibouti
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Eswatini
Ethiopia
Gabon
The Gambia
Ghana
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Kenya
Lesotho
Liberia
Madagascar
Malawi
Mali
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mozambique
Namibia
Niger
Nigeria
Réunion
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Somalia
South Africa
Sudan
Tanzania
Togo
Uganda
Western Sahara
Zambia
Zimbabwe
What is the selection process?
PLEASE NOTE: In order to apply for the Global Health Scholarship Programme, candidates must be previously accepted to the Master of Global Health in one of the first two admissions periods (Master’s programme application submitted on or before 16 January 2026).
The selection process has three phases:
Phase I: Global Health Scholarship Application
From 12 January 2026 - 6 March 2026, interested candidates who have already been accepted into the Master’s degree programme may apply for the scholarship using 🔗 this application form and submitting the following items to the Scholarship Selection Committee:
1. Scholarship 🔗programme application form 2. A video of no more than 03:00 minutes in which the candidate addresses the following questions:
Why are you applying for the Global Health Scholarship?
How will attending the Master’s degree contribute to the development of your career?
How do you see yourself contributing to addressing the most pressing issues related to health equity in your community (local, national, regional, or global)?
3. Two letters of recommendation (professional or academic), focused on the candidate’s work or studies in global health or closely related fields. Letters must be sent directly by referees to formacion@isglobal.org and must include the full name, title, institution, email and telephone contact of the referee.
Videos will be evaluated according to a rubric that includes the following criteria:
Oral presentation
Argument(s)
Supporting evidence
Deadline to apply is 6 March 2026, 23.59h CET. Incomplete and/or late applications will not be considered.
Phase II: Finalist Interviews
Finalist candidates for the Global Health Scholarship will be invited to participate in a 30 minute interview prior to final selection.
Phase III: Announcement of Scholarship Awardees and Confirmation of Acceptance
The candidates selected for the scholarship will be informed on or before 30 April 2026.
Given the high level of demand for the Global Health Scholarship and the limited resources available, we require Scholarship Awardees to demonstrate their ability to attend the Master’s degree programme by 29 May 2026. In the case that they are not able to attend the programme, the scholarship will be transferred to the first candidate on the waiting list.
By 29 May 2026 Scholarship awardees must:
Have their official academic documents submitted to and accepted by the University of Barcelona Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences; and
Have proof of a student visa for study in Spain. (Important: Accepted candidates who have applied for the scholarship should follow the standard procedure for presentation of academic documents and application for a student visa, in parallel with the scholarship application process and should not wait for the scholarship award decision to proceed).
If either of these conditions is not met by 29 May 2026 the scholarship may be revoked and passed to the first person on the waiting list.
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