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Faculty of Medicine
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Advanced Master in Public Health : Health and Development
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Information
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 ULg Professor Christiane GOSSET Département des Sciences de la Santé publique Université de Liège, Sart Tilman, B23 - 4000 Liège Phone : 04/366.25.04 - Fax : 04/366.28.12 Email : cgossetlg.ac.be
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 ULB Professor M WILMET-DRAMAIX
UCL Professor A. ROBERT
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Presentation
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 This programme is aimed at offering solutions to problems in public health in developing countries. It is based on an integrated approach to health problems, it responds to the priority needs of people in the South as the know-how acquired can be applied directly to a country's context.
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Duration of the training
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- One year of studies. The study programme includes 477.5 hours of classes, seminars or practical work. With the help of one of the co-ordinators, students are required to establish a study programme in accordance with the provisions below and to have it approved by the joint programme management committee.
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- Teaching is in French. A passive knowledge of scientific English is an additional asset for students. If necessary, remediation measures may be recommended by the joint programme management committee.
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- The majority of compulsory and recommended classes are organised on UCL and ULB sites. Others are organised within the ULg campus, by grouping them together into whole day sessions to limit travel.
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- Insofar as it is possible, students benefit from access to the various structures of the three Schools of Public Health as well as the resources accessible to students from the three faculties of medicine established on these three campuses.
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 At the end of this training, students will be able to analyze the determinants, measure the importance of health problems in developing countries, identify priorities for health and development, develop, implement and evaluate appropriate sanitary and medico-social intervention strategies, and contribute to the omplementation of policies and relevant intersectorial programmes for development. Thus, students, health professionals who have held responsibilities in a distric health or regional leadership, will hold services and health care more effective, more efficient and fairer.
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Collegiality
Coordinator : Christiane GOSSET
For the UCL : Mylène BAUM, Marie-Christine CLOSON, Elisabeth DARRAS, Véronique GOSSELAIN, Laurence HABIMANA, Fati KIRAKOYA, Jean MACQ, Annie ROBERT, Niko SPEYBROECK, Maryse WANLIN, Véronique ZINNEN.
For the ULB : Yves COPPIETERS, Philippe DONNEN, Michèle DRAMAIX, Bruno DUJARDIN, Isabelle GODIN, Perrine HUMBLET, Danièle PIETTE, N...
For the ULg : Adelin ALBERT, Xavier CAPELLE, Patrick DE MOL, Anne-Françoise DONNEAU, Michèle GUILLAUME, Pierre OZER, Denis PORIGNON.
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 A single year
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 Compulsory courses
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|  Introduction to international public health
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SANT2011-1
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Introduction to the international Public health and to Communication - Philippe Donnen, Laurence Habimana
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 | 30
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|  Quantitative methods
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HULG2029-1
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Biostatistics - Michèle Dramaix-Wilmet
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 | 45
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 | 4
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HULG2067-1
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Epidemiology seminar - Annie Robert, Véronique Zinnen - [20h SEM]
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 | 3
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HULG2028-1
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Epidemiology - Niko Speybroeck
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 | 15
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 | 3
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INFO0721-2
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Computing and Health - Adelin Albert, Anne-Françoise Donneau, Fati Kirakoya, Annie Robert
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 | 22,5
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 | 2
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HULG2069-1
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Integration of quantitative methods - Adelin Albert, Yves Coppieters, Anne-Françoise Donneau, Michèle Dramaix-Wilmet, Annie Robert
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 | 35
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 | 2
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HULG2032-1
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Survey in public health - Isabelle Godin
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 | 15
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|  Health Policies and Systems
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SANT2015-1
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Systems, Policies and Economy of Health : introduction - Marie-Christine Closon, Bruno Dujardin, Denis Porignon
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 | 37,5
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HULG2035-1
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Functioning of health systems - Jean Macq
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 | 30
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 | 3
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HULG2036-1
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Principles, tools and management and planning methods of health systems - Bruno Dujardin
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 | 30
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HULG2042-1
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Seminars integrators in politics and health systems - Yves Coppieters, Bruno Dujardin, Jean Macq
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 | 52,5
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|  Health Promotion
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SANT2016-1
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Health promotion, social sciences, qualitative methods - Elisabeth Darras, Véronique Gosselain, Michèle Guillaume, Perrine Humblet, Danielle Piette
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 | 45
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|  Dissertation
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MTFE2001-1
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Final work - Collégialité
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 Optional courses
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|  Taking care of public health issues
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HULG2039-1
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Remedial tropical - Maryse Wanlin
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 | 15
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SANT2007-1
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Environment-Health - Pierre Ozer
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 | 15
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SANT2008-1
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Prophylaxis and contagious diseases - Patrick De Mol
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 | 15
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HULG2037-1
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Health and nutrition - Philippe Donnen
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 | 15
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SANT2009-1
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Mother-child health - Daniel Brasseur, Xavier Capelle
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 | 15
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SANT2010-1
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Seminar on current issues in public health - Joseph Manzambi Kuwekita
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 | 15
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HULG2038-1
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Ethics in Public Health - Mylène Baum
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 | 15
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