Participants identify SRHR: Policy, Governance and Financing-related international agreements, development commitments and financial mechanisms, and analyse how these influence national policies and plans and vice versa. They will perform an SRHR strategic policy review from a multi-stakeholder perspective, addressing governance, human rights and financing structures and their implications for planning and managing comprehensive SRHR.

This Master’s degree provides a methodological toolbox for disease control; it includes epidemiology, statistics, GIS, and meta-analysis, as well as practical, hands-on experience. Disease prevention plays a vital role in improving international health and welfare, including areas such as human rights, justice, and gender equality.

This Infectious Diseases MScR program is organized by Edinburgh Infectious Diseases (EID), which is hosted by the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine and the College of Science and Engineering. It provides an introduction to research methodology for biologists, medics, and veterinarians. The training also provides an entry into PhD studies.

In this course in SRHR Matters, you will experience empathize with underserved communities and marginalized groups who are disproportionality affected and have distinct SRHR needs, such as people living with disabilities, sex workers, different gender identities, displaced people and refugees across various contexts, including humanitarian and fragile settings.

This postgraduate programme in Global Health and Infectious Diseases aims to address the challenges posed by infectious diseases by developing your expertise in surveillance, prevention, and control of infectious diseases. You will explore and address local and global health challenges related to infectious diseases and their impact on public health.

The programme in Infectious Diseases will develop your understanding of infectious diseases. Study core modules in biology, biostatistics, epidemiology, and the control of infectious diseases.

The programme in Infectious Diseases will develop your understanding of infectious diseases. Study core modules in biology, biostatistics, epidemiology, and the control of infectious diseases.

Plans for this new MSc presented here are proposals pending final approval of content and structure, expected to be confirmed in spring 2013 ahead of a first intake of students in September 2013

The Master of Science (MSc) programme offered by the Taylor's Graduate School (TGS) at Taylor's University is a research-based programme. We aim to admit students who show good research

The current pandemic poses a particular challenge for both new and well-experienced professionals working with older adults in hospitals, nursing homes or even at home. The challenges of COVID-19 are ever-reminding that a top priority for patient safety is the strict adherence to hygiene standards.

Reduce risk by uncovering clues about what causes disease and injury to better detect, plan for and prevent them - here and across the globe.

Our faculty members maintain NIH-funded research programs directed at understanding important issues related to viruses, bacteria, and the immune system. We are experiencing an unprecedented expansion, including the addition of new faculty members, the doubling of our postdoctoral program, the award of more than $22.9 million by an NIH grant to establish and maintain the Center for Molecular and Tumor Virology, and the growth of our nationally recognized training program for graduate students.

Basic science research contributes to our understanding of the fundamental underlying principals of biology, medicine, and veterinary medicine.