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What is CIH’s Master programme in Global Health like?

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Click here for the programme description for Master in Global Health and how to apply for admission.

The programme includes one year of courses and a whole year dedicated to work on your Master´s project under the supervision of leading academics in their field. We will introduce you to current issues in global health and provide opportunities to learn methodological skills necessary to carry out research projects on these topics. The programme has a particular focus on public health problems in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). Our Master´s in Global Health promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and includes disciplines both within and beyond the health sciences.

The Centre for International Health provides their Master students with unique opportunities for fieldwork and courses abroad, in both Europe and LMICs.

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Information for current Master students in Global Health

Do you have questions about your study programme? Would you like to find out where your exam is being held? On these pages you will find the information you need to manage your studies.

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Possibility of Internships in Global Health

Students taking CIH’s Master in Global Health may opt to take an internship in their second year.

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Making your own health system – it is not as easy as it might look!

What if it was up to you to restore the health system to a war-ravaged country that has finally achieved peace? How would you prioritise and allocate resources within a limited budget? What infrastructures would you build and where? What programmes would you implement?

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Master students are valuable Research Group members

For Master students, being a part of a Research Group can be an important career starting point. It can be an instant networking opportunity, with ripple effects extending through the networks of all the group members. The experience also provides students with support for their research and studies.

01.09.2022