U.S. journalists interested in global health reporting can apply for a travel fellowship. The program will run from March 3 to May 7, 2011 and the deadline is December 20.

The fellowship, sponsored by the International Reporting Project, allows journalists to complete a project on a topic of global health such as malaria, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health or new scientific research.

Fellows will spend two weeks preparing in Washington, D.C., five weeks reporting abroad and another two weeks in Washington presenting their findings. Journalists must have at least five years of experience. The fellowships are open to U.S. journalists only.

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