Runpeng spent the summer of 2023 in Geneva at the Global Fund, combining his field research with an internship to investigate the issue of fund allocation in global health projects.”Conducting overseas fieldwork was the most significant reason that attracted me to apply for the Duke Kunshan MSc Global Health program,” he said.
“DKU unleashed my potential. I am happy to follow my interests and transform my role from a clinical nurse to a medical editor. I am expecting more possibilities for my future in the healthcare industry.”
Hui-Hsin (Ema) Hsiao (MS’24) is currently organizing and writing her thesis, with research data collected during fieldwork in Hanoi, Vietnam, last summer. “The summer of 2023 is a memorable chapter in my life,” she said.
“There will always be more road ahead. I want to encourage everyone to plan your journey, set goals, look forward to the next stop, and take pit-stops when needed. Help others along the way when you can and keep in contact with the people you meet from all your life’s adventures.”
“I hope I can use what I’ve learned to make a difference in my community in the near future. Issues in developing countries need to be addressed by their own professionals.”
Meet our student Ray Wang, Class of 2023, Master of Science in Global Health Program at Duke Kunshan University.
Hongsheng Lu, Class of 2020, is a graduate student on the master of science in global health program.
“How does one condense a full semester, four incredible months, into one blog post? I’m not sure, but it’s a challenge I’m willing to take. I could share so much about my experience as an exchange student at Duke Kunshan.”
Xiao Ji, from Shenyang in northeast China, graduated from Duke Kunshan’s master of global health program in the Class of 2019. She explains her motivation for joining the program and what she plans to do next.
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