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Short courses in International
Health
The Institute of Public Health has been
offering a growing number of short courses
since 1999.
In 2006 a number of courses have been
included into our Master of Science in
International Health as either mandatory or
elective advanced modules.
Lecturers in the courses generally have
both field experience and an academic
background in the course topic. Besides our
own international staff, we invite external
lecturers from various sectors: e.g. non-
governmental organizations (NGO), interna-
tional organisations, governmental sector,
research and training programmes, etc.
Participants are usually from a variety of
countries, as well as professional and
educational backgrounds. As all courses are
accredited within the educational network
tropEd, and those students are an important
target group. Yet, we also have about 50 %
of external participants who do the courses
as individual further training.
www.ukl-hd.de/ph/shortcourses
Europe
Asia & South
East Asia
Africa
tropEd
Short course participants' origin
2010/11
Distribution tropEd / non-tropEd
participants 2010/11
150
122
123
68
58
18
5
Short courses 2010/11
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Consultancy skills in international
cooperation in health: evaluation of
health facilities, projects & programmes
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Disease control: strategies and policies
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Economic principles of social security
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Health and climate change: impact
and adaptation strategies
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Health and human rights
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Facility management
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Financing health care and insurance
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Financial management and controlling
in health insurance
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Improving the quality of healthcare
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Leadership and change management
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Macro-political aspects of social
security systems
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Mixed methods in international
health research
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Public health and disasters
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Proposal writing as a consultancy skill
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Quality management in international
health
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Reproductive health services and
hiv/aids: new evidence and strategy
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Schistosomiasis control:
an interdisciplinary approach
New in 2011
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Decision making in public health:
evidence, politics or diplomacy
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Participatory learning and action: tools
for community development
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Public health and Anthropology
www.ukl-hd/ph/shortcourses
non-tropEd
North America
Middle & South
America