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MSc Global Health at Manchester has been developed in collaboration with the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).
Aimed at both those new to the humanitarian sector and professionals who want to update their skills, our course offers a practical means of study and an inclusive approach which mirrors the reality of interventions within a humanitarian context.
You will explore issues related to the worldwide improvement of health, the reduction of disparities, protection against global threats that disregard national borders, and specialise in Disaster Management.
The course is unique in bringing together the study of emergency medicine, disaster management, community health, anthropology and sociology of health and illness in an online format.
You will have access to leading multidisciplinary academics and practitioners. For example, we have a close working relationship with the charity UK-Med, which aims to improve the training and accountability of medical teams to sudden onset disasters and complex emergencies.
We require a Lower Second Class Bachelor's degree or the overseas equivalent, although each application is judged on its own merits and exceptions to this entry requirement may be made.
Applicants who do not have a Bachelor's degree or the overseas equivalent may apply if they can demonstrate (via a personal statement) that they can communicate clearly, are highly motivated, and have experience of prior learning.
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This course is aimed at both those new to the Global Health and humanitarian sectors and those already in the field.
Those with work experience will be able to harness the knowledge gained from their course to progress within their field of expertise, reaching senior roles in government and non-governmental organisations.
Others will be able to use the course as a starting point to progress into careers within NGOs, national health services, civil service, academic institutions and more.
You will receive 60 credits for the successful completion of each year of the course, totalling 180 credits for the MSc award.Core units include:
• Emergency Humanitarian Assistance
• Health Systems
• Community Approaches to Health
• Research Paradigms and Processes
• Applied Research Methods
• Dissertation
Optional units include:
• Cash and Market Based Programming in Crisis Settings
• Disaster Preparedness
• Management & Leadership
• Risk Vulnerability and Resilience
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