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The Postgraduate Diploma in Global Health Research is a part-time taught programme, delivered entirely online over four terms (14 months). The course is designed for those involved in the funding, collaboration, design, delivery or regulation of research in global health. It will equip students with a thorough understanding of the steps and processes required to conduct high quality and ethically framed studies within the contextual realities of resource constrained settings.
\n \n\n \n \nThis Seminar series was coordinated by Health Systems Collaborative with our Africa and Asia Programmes. Our aim is to introduce scientists to the field of health systems research through examples and enable new connections to be made across groups and countries for those with shared interests or with an interest in expanding the range of methods they use in their research. We ran four session, each focusing on a contemporary global health challenge. Each session included an introductory, expert talk to outline the breadth of the challenge and set the scene, followed by examples of how different types of health systems/social science research are being employed to tackle challenges and change health systems or health care practices. Research approaches discussed across the four sessions will include policy development, governance and regulation, human resources and service delivery, approaches to co-design, implementation, and practical ethics.
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\n \n\n \n \nThe Three Minute Thesis competition celebrates the exciting research conducted by Doctor of Philosophy (PhD/DPhil) students at MORU and OUCRU. The competition encourages and trains students to effectively explain their research in three minutes, in a language appropriate to our non-specialist audience of invited high school students. Enjoy the highlights from our 2019 competition
\n \n\n \n \nStudents Rachel Hounsell (South Africa), Adeniyi Aderoba (Nigeria), Sreymom Pol (Cambodia), Zay Yar Phyo Aung (Myanmar), Grace Mzumara (Malawi) and Feteh Fambombi Vitalis (Cameroon) describe what's like to be on the MSc in International Health and Tropical Medicine
\n \n\n \n \nStudents Samantha Fien-Helfman (USA), Grace Mzumara (Malawi), Naima Nasir (Nigeria), Farah Jawitz (South Africa), Elisha Ngetich (Kenya), Mesulame Namedre (Fiji), Nicole Feune de Colombi (Argentina), Luzia Tomas Freitas (Timor L\u2019Este), Lilian Ibe (Nigeria) and Zoned Bentounsi (Morocco) describe what's like to be on the MSc in International Health and Tropical Medicine
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