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Welcome to CIH

The Centre for International Health is one of 8 departments at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry (MOF), the University of Bergen (UiB). CIH has a particular obligation to working interfacultary at the UiB and together with other departments at MOF. CIH aims to address health in low-income countries.

This is especially done through research, postgraduate teaching and advanced training in areas of importance for collaborating universities and other institutions in low-income countries. CIH is also involved in teaching in Global Health issues for undergradutate students in health.

  • New Publication
    Girl, Bhaktapur, Nepal.

    Unaware of breastfeeding advice

    WHO recommends exclusive breastfeeding as the best way of reducing ill-health and infant mortality. However, a new study shows that in Nepal few mothers receive any information on this, and hardly anyone practice it for the recommended period.

  • News
    Helsesjekk India

    Global health course: record uptake

    The Global Health Course, which recently was awarded for high academic quality, has just finished this year’s uptake. A lot of students want to learn more about global health, and the number of applicants made this a record uptake.

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    Medical Peace Work - free online courses

    Health workers in conflict areas make a remarkable effort in the medical field, but also in violence prevention and peace building. Seven free online courses are now launched for those who want to learn more about medical peace work.

  • RANKINGS
    Global helse-studenter i India

    Attracting attention worldwide

    According to an international ranking, the Centre for International Health is one of the world’s most influential health policy think tanks.

  • THE OWL AWARD
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    Rewarding academic quality

    Ancient Philosophy and Global Health may be two quite different subjects, but these two courses nevertheless share UiB’s Owl Award for 2012.

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