Johnson & Johnson approved a grant for an annual fellowship which will enable African management faculty to spend two months at Duke’s Fuqua School of Business and one week at UCLA's Anderson School of Management.
While at Duke, fellows will have access to health sector and general business courses at the business school and the university as a whole, including medical school, public policy school, law school, engineering school, and school of the environment, as well as access to institutional programs such as the Duke Clinical Research Institute and Global Health Initiative. The fellows will be supported by a group of Duke faculty who will act as mentors. In addition, Duke will provide shared office space, computer access, and library access. While at UCLA, fellows will be mentored by Professor Victor Tabbush, under whose leadership a management course was developed for African HIV/AIDS-related personnel. The fellowship will cover travel and living expenses. GBSN administers the fellowship program.
- Kenya, Ghana, South Africa
- fellowship,health management
- Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, UCLA Anderson School of Management
- Johnson & Johnson
