Research Education
Meet our PhDs
CIH has many PhD Candidates! Find them organised by country below, and read about their work.
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Thorkild Tylleskär
Centre for International Health's (CIH) main research activities are anchored in Research Clusters and Research Groups in collaboration with other departments. Its teaching and training activities include master programmes, PhD supervision, a research programme for medical students and a prize-winning Global Health Course.
List of CIHs current PhDs / Read about our past candidates
Meet some of our PhD Candidates
(listed by country of origin)
Burkina Faso
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Ethiopia
- Lelisa Fekadu Assebe: Analysing communicable disease interventions
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- Getachew Teshome Eregata: Capacity-strengthening for better national health
- Akeza Awealom: Researching dust exposure among wood factory workers (graduated 2019)
- Alemselam Zebdewos Orsango: Researching amaranth potential to prevent anemia.
- Taye Gari Ayana: Investigating links between malaria, anaemia and malnutrition in children under 5 (graduated 2018)
India
Kenya
- Agnes Langat: The Last Mile Can Be the Hardest
- Anthony Waruru: Using spatial-temporal data analyses to explain impact of HIV treatment in Kenya (graduated 2019)
Malawi
Norway
Andrea Melberg: Exploring the interphases between global policies and local practices
- Christine Ødegaard: Medication free treatment in psychosis
- Marte E. S. Haaland: Exploring the sociopolitical dimensions of health with emphasis on abortion in Zambia
- Vilde Skylstad: The health system from the user perspective in child mental health
- Ingrid Nordeide Kuiper: Air Pollution – a Major Public Health Threat
- Marianne Lønnebotn: Preparing for Parenthood Already in Childhood
South Sudan
Sweden
Tanzania
Uganda
- David Mukunya: Empowering communities to save lives (graduated 2020)
- Alice Mugisha: Improving the usability of mobile electronic data capture forms in the health sector (graduated 2020)
- Angela Akol: Investigating Child and Adolescent Mental Health in Uganda (graduated 2018)
- Jovita Kakia Amurwon: Gathering insights through qualitative approaches (graduated 2019)
- Josephine Tumuhamye: Reducing the Neonatal Mortality Rate
- Rhoda Namakula: My study at CIH contributes to an HIV free generation in Uganda
Updated: 15.07.2020 (First published: 19.02.2018)
Photo:
Thorkild Tylleskär
Photo:
Thorkild Tylleskär
Photo:
Thorkild Tylleskär
Photo:
Thorkild Tylleskär
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