This fully funded PhD opportunity focuses on investigating how meaningful community engagement operates within health systems globally, with the aim of identifying approaches to strengthen engagement and improve health equity across international contexts. The program is ideal for candidates interested in public health, health systems, and community empowerment. The research will explore the intersection of governance, service delivery, and community-led change, providing a unique chance to contribute to global health equity. The position is associated with The Global Fund, a leading organization in health system transformation, and is based in Switzerland. Applicants will have the opportunity to work with Professor Anna Maalsen, who specializes in connecting systems, actors, and ideas to transform health and community systems. The scholarship is fully funded, though specific details on stipend and tuition are not provided. Interested candidates should review the LinkedIn post for further information and application instructions. This opportunity is particularly suited for those passionate about global health, community engagement, and making a tangible impact on health equity worldwide.