Education
Stanford CARE hosts educational programs that train the next generation of researchers and clinicians in Asian and global health. Our outstanding programs stimulate curiosity, builds skills, and promote deep understanding of critical issues around Asian and global health. These programs include 3 virtual flagship research training programs for undergraduate and graduate students, specific courses for Stanford students, and other international programs.
The flagship research programs include:
- Stanford CARE Scholars: Virtual 1-year data science research program, with a full time summer research immersion. This program runs concurrently with students' primary academic responsibilities at their home institutions for the rest of the year.
- Stanford CARE Team Science Fellowship: Virtual 1-year leadership and teaching fellowship training masters and PhD candidates on lab management and team science, 60% summer commitment and part time throughout the rest of the year.
- Stanford CARE Teaching Fellowship: Virtual 1-year leadership and teaching fellowship with an emphasis on teaching and mentoring skills around data science for masters and PhD candidates, 30% summer commitment and part time throughout the rest of the year.
Summer and Year-Long Programs
Stanford CARE Scholars
An immersive, online course in Asian Health for undergraduate and graduate students, anchored by a 9-week summer immersion in Data Science and Vulnerable Populations.The Chi-Li Pao Foundation and CARE
Chi-Li Pao Foundation Master of Public Health Fellowship
The Stanford Center for Asian Health Research and Education (CARE) and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) have launched a fellowship program that will provide 1-2 Stanford medical student(s) the opportunity to earn a Master’s degree in Public HealStanford University Courses & Lectures
The CARE Faculty is excited to announce the development of several Stanford courses aimed at improving minority health and culturalized care.
Our CARE Educational Initiatives are made possible through the generous support of the Chi Li Pao Foundation and the Vincent V.C. Woo Memorial Foundation.
