A decade of equity-driven global health education. For 10 years, UGHE has trained leaders grounded in the belief that health is a human right, combining skills excellence with equity, service, and problem-solving. Leave a message for the Class of 2026. #UGHETurns10 #UGHEGrad2026

We are excited to celebrate our graduation on January 25, 2026, which will honor 78 candidates. The graduating class features both the inaugural MBBS-MGHD (30) and the 10th cohort of MGHD (48) global health leaders. Tune in: go.ughe.org/ugheturns10 #UGHEGrad2026 #UGHETurns10

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We are proud to graduate leaders like Sarah Derichs, whose journey reflects UGHE’s mission. Sarah is equipped with a health systems lens; and a commitment to designing healthcare that works for communities. Congratulations, Sarah! Read more: go.ughe.org/sarahsjourney

⏰ Last call: only 6 days remaining Applications are now open for Cohort 6 of the Kofi Annan Fellowship in Global Health Leadership. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) are available to support prospective applicants. 🔗 Read the FAQs: ow.ly/xRsq50XWxhs 📝 Apply here:

The big day is almost here! Tomorrow, we will celebrate 30 medical doctors, along with 48 Master of Science in Global Health Delivery #MGHD Program candidates. Don't miss! Tune in live at go.ughe.org/ugheturns10 #UGHETurns10 #UGHEGrad2026

Message from the Graduands — MBBS Heritier Mfura and MGHD Hope Florence Mizero Dr. Heritier Mfura: "During COVID-19, we remained on campus and learned the true meaning of responsibility. When patients arrived, especially at Butaro Cancer Centre, we gained invaluable experience

Abanyeshuri bahawe impamyabumenyi muri Kaminuza Mpuzamahanga y’Ubuvuzi n’Ubuzima Rusange, UGHE, bavuze ko mu myaka itandatu n'igice bamaze biga, yabafashije kumva neza uruhare rwabo mu iterambere ry'urwego rw'ubuzima ndetse no kujyanisha ibyo bize n'aho Isi igeze mu kurwanya

Congratulations Dr Mizero (PharmD) 🎉 👏 we are very proud of your great achievement. To all graduates, we congratulate you all for bringing your academic year's journey to successful end. This has been a journey marked by your unwavering commitment to advancing health care field.

This evening at Urugwiro Village, President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame hosted philanthropists Bill and Joyce Cummings; Didi Bertrand Farmer; Ophelia Dahl, Founder of Partners In Health; Dr. Jim Yong Kim, Chancellor of the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE); and

We celebrated 10 years of #UGHE on our beautiful Butaro campus, alongside the graduation of our first medical cohort, and the 10th MGHD class, on January 25, 2026. 78 graduates now step forward ready to strengthen health systems and advance health equity worldwide. Thank you to

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As we celebrate ten years of impact, we were honored to present Bill and Joyce Cummings with the Paul Farmer Bending the Arc Award. This award recognizes individuals whose philanthropy advances equitable health systems and inclusive education - values championed by the late Dr.

The Graduation and 10-Year Anniversary celebration was truly memorable. We honored the graduation of 78 global health leaders including 30 newly qualified medical doctors, marked a decade of impact and awarded our first-ever honorary doctorate to H.E. Mrs. Jeannette Kagame. A

To our faculty—thank you. Your dedication and mentorship made this Graduation and 10-Year Anniversary possible. Today, we celebrate not only graduates, but medical doctors and global health leaders ready to serve with skill, integrity, and compassion. We are deeply grateful for

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