Episode 105
How to Build a Global Health Career (Public Health Master’s, Oxford & WHO Africa) - w/ Dyuti
How do you go from running tuberculosis programs in rural Bihar to studying at Oxford and eventually working with WHO Africa? There is no clean answer — and that is sort of the point.
Who this is for
- You are trying to get hired without sounding like everybody else in the pile.
- You would rather hear Dyuti's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
Key takeaways
- Build a Global Health Career (Public Health Master’s, Oxford & WHO Africa) - w/ Dyuti
- In this episode, I sit down with Dyuti Sen to talk about what a public health career actually looks like when you do not start as a doctor, do not have a linear plan, and refuse to pretend the journey was smooth.
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How do you go from running tuberculosis programs in rural Bihar to studying at Oxford and eventually working with WHO Africa? There is no clean answer — and that is sort of the point. In this episode, I sit down with Dyuti Sen to talk about what a public health career actually looks like when you do not start as a doctor, do not have a linear plan, and refuse to pretend the journey was smooth. Dyuti studied economics, then entered the development sector through a social leadership fellowship in India.
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