Accepting Applications for the Second Cohort of Advanced Doctoral Students for the Hilton Doctoral Training program

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We are thrilled to announce that we are now accepting applications for the second cohort of advanced doctoral students for the Hilton Doctoral Training program.

This 2-year long program will be starting in Summer/Fall of 2017. Students will receive hands-on training on state of the art approaches to understanding what works to reduce poverty, improve health, increase education, and achieve other key goals included in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

We are accepting applications through 27 February, 2017.

We would greatly appreciate if you kindly shared this with your doctoral students and faculty, as well as your department’s social media channels and bulletin boards, to help us reach as outstanding an applicant pool as possible.
 
In addition, for those who are interested in learning more, we cordially invite you to info sessions on the training program. Please save the following times and dates:

February 15th 2017 3-4pm
February 16th 2017 3-4pm
Location: Fielding School of Public Health, Triangle Room (16-035 CHS)
*Light refreshments will be provided*

You are welcome to attend one or both. Bring your questions and appetite!

I’m attaching the files of the program announcement, FAQ, and the dates/times of the info sessions.

Here’s the link to the full program description: http://worldpolicycenter.org/about/employment-and-opportunities

Many thanks in advance for your kind help. Happy to answer any question you may have.

Warmly,

Parama

Parama Sigurdsen
WORLD Policy Analysis Center| UCLA Fielding School of Public Health
621 Charles E. Young Drive South, 2229 LSB
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1772
Tel: 310 825 7126| psigurdsen@ph.ucla.edu
http://worldpolicycenter.org/

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