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2 Global Health Degree Programs in Italy


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University Vita-Salute San Raffaele
International Medical Doctor Program
- Milan, Italy
M.D.
Full time
6 years
On-Campus
English
The International Medical Doctor Program at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University has been designed to foster a new kind of doctor. This doctor will possess the necessary human, cultural and professional values to provide healthcare and share ideas in today’s globalized world.


Uninettuno University - Atheneum Liberal Studies
Master of Science in Health Management
- Rome, Italy
MSc
Full time, Part time
18 months
Distance Learning
English
The Master of Science in Health Management with its 2 specializations: the Master of Science in International Health Management and the Master of Science in Public Health Management has been designed by the International Telematic University UNINETTUNO in order to provide the necessary knowledge and expertise to senior managers and leaders of the health sector.
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Learn more about Global Health degree programs in Italy
Global Health degree programs focus on understanding health issues that span across various populations and regions. This field blends insights from public health, policy, and healthcare systems to address challenges that affect communities worldwide.
In Italy, students in Global Health programs engage with applied coursework that emphasizes real-world health scenarios. You'll explore critical topics such as epidemiology, health policy analysis, and environmental health. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives through collaborative projects, fostering a team-oriented learning environment. Courses often involve field studies or partnerships with local organizations, enabling students to observe and address health challenges directly.
Graduates typically pursue careers as health policy analysts, public health educators, or global health consultants. They gain skills in assessing health interventions, strengthening systems to improve population health, and implementing data-driven strategies. Italy's emphasis on international cooperation in health initiatives offers a backdrop for understanding global health that is particularly relevant in today’s interconnected world.