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Study units of the MSc in public health programme (for international students, offered in English) can be taken individually, as short training courses. Length of these training courses is 2-4 weeks.
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Title of short training course |
Language of |
Number of |
|---|---|---|
|
Health informatics |
English |
36 |
|
Biostatistics |
English |
36 |
|
Epidemiology |
English |
84 |
|
Health policy |
English |
60 |
|
Health management |
English |
48 |
|
Health promotion |
English |
84 |
|
Environmental health |
English |
84 |
|
Health economics |
English |
36 |
|
Public health problems in disadvantaged population groups |
English |
36 |
|
Clinical epidemiology |
English |
36 |
|
Epidemiological study design |
English |
36 |
|
Evidence based public health |
English |
36 |
|
Public health in developed countries |
English |
36 |
|
Public health in developing countries |
English |
36 |
Please contact Ms. Zsuzsa Nagy-Belgyár by e-mail:
Short training course are offered within the European Master of Public Health (EMPH) network of the ASPHER. You can read more about it here: www.aspher.org.
A wide range of short training courses is also available in Hungarian.
Updated: 2019.07.18.
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