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Course Lecturer (PPHS 613) - Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics & Occupational Health - Winter 2027
Location: McGill College 2001
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Course Lecturer (PPHS 613) Winter 2027
PPHS 613 The Practice of Global Health (3 credits)
Winter 2027
The Practice of Global Health: This course is intended to prepare students for field placements in global health and the eventual practice of global health in resource constrained population settings with diverse cultural, language and experiential realities. The course will cover topics spanning pre-departure training, project planning and implementation, health equity, global health research ethics, communication and personal-social skills.
Location: MC2001, 1140
Schedule: Monday, 11:35 to 2:25
Credits: 3
Teaching Qualification Requirements:
Education: MD or PhD in a field relevant to global health, such as epidemiology
Experience: Field experience in global health practice
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