University of Bonn
Degree
Master of Science
Language
English
Tuition
€4,850/sem
Duration
2 semesters
The MSc Global Health is a professionally oriented programme at the medical faculty of the University of Bonn that prepares students for health-related management, policy, and advocacy roles in global and international contexts. It combines interdisciplinary global-health coursework with a practically oriented thesis and can also be studied part-time.
Additionally, applicants must have at least one year working experience in relevant areas, for instance, the regulation of health protection, health management and planning of health care, infrastructure, etc. The work experience of one year must be fully collected before applying.
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Semester contribution: 115.00 EUR per semester according to the official University of Bonn costs page for continuing-education students.
Upon completing the MSc, students are well equipped for a career path in health-related management, policy making or policy advise, health and social advocacy at international, national or regional levels.
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