Global Health

The Remote Island Medicine program offers financial aid eligibility, with program fees subject to change and not including airfare, covering accommodations with local families or in dorm-style hotels, two meals per day, cultural excursions, health insurance, and 24/7 on-site support, while excluding personal expenses and travel costs during the program.

The Pediatric Health program offers financial aid eligibility for UC Davis Summer Abroad Internship programs, with fees covering lodging, meals, cultural excursions, and health insurance, while personal expenses like airfare, meals not included, and entertainment are additional costs.

The program provides orientation sessions, requires students to arrange their own travel, includes on-site transportation, and covers entry requirements, insurance, and resources for LGBTQIA+ travelers.

The Remote Island Medicine program includes pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires participants to arrange their own travel and obtain necessary visas, provides transportation for scheduled activities, and offers GeoBlue Global Health Insurance, while advising LGBTQIA+ travelers to research local laws and protections before departure.

The Pediatric Health program involves pre-departure and on-site orientations, requires participants to arrange their own travel and visas, offers insurance coverage, and advises LGBTQIA+ travelers to research local laws and culture due to limited protections in Bolivia.

The Pediatric Health program offers accommodations in homestays within the Sopocachi neighborhood, two meals daily, and includes various excursions and activities to immerse students in Bolivian culture and healthcare challenges, particularly regarding indigenous populations in La Paz.

Dr. Elisabeth Lore holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from UC Davis, specializing in French, Caribbean, Chicanx, and multilingual literatures. Her current research explores Mediating Literature, a genre focused on negotiating relationships between conflicting cultures, particularly those shaped by immigration.

Dr. Elisabeth Lore holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from UC Davis, specializing in French, Caribbean, Chicanx, and multilingual literatures. Her current research explores Mediating Literature, a genre focused on negotiating relationships between conflicting cultures, particularly those shaped by immigration.

Dr. Elisabeth Lore holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from UC Davis, specializing in French, Caribbean, Chicanx, and multilingual literatures. Her current research explores Mediating Literature, a genre focused on negotiating relationships between conflicting cultures, particularly those shaped by immigration.

The UC Davis Study Abroad program in Cape Town offers students homestays, meals, excursions, and insights into South Africa's healthcare system, addressing health disparities and local culture.