Master in International Health

Course Content
The programme focuses on poverty-related health problems and health systems in low and middle income societies. A broad range of issues are included in research and training, with specific emphasis on analysis of the most widespread and serious diseases, as well as regional and local differences in health conditions; on the relationship between health systems and society, international health programmes and their effects, as well as disaster management and prevention.

Target Audience
Health professionals who wish to work with health related issues in low and middle income societies

Qualifications
Completed studies in health sciences, social sciences or other relevant academic training; or a bachelor’s degree from a university or equivalent institution, and, as a minimum, an additional one-year training at university level; or Health professionals

Notes
This is a full masters programme in International Health, with excellent teaching staff, good international networking possibilities, and a 5 week field trip to Vellore, India.
We also offer short courses such as Health in Emergencies, etc.

Ms. Helle Trøst Nielsen