5 Degrees in Public Health in Sweden for 2024
- Stockholm, Sweden
On-Campus
English
The Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in Public Health in Disasters (EMMPHID) is a joint university educational programme organizsd by the Emergency and Disaster Research Unit of the Universidad de Oviedo (Spain), the Department for Global Public Health at Karolinska Institutet (Sweden) and the and the Department of Primary Care and Population Health of the University of Nicosia (Cyprus).
- Stockholm, Sweden
On-Campus
English
The Covid-19 pandemic has put disaster medicine and global public health in the spotlight. Health systems are globally being overwhelmed, curative care for critically ill needs to be balanced with preventive measures including vaccinations. This course offers students tools to understand how contextual factors such as vulnerability interacts with direct and indirect effects of the disasters. It brings together expertise within global public health and disaster medicine.
- Karlstad, Sweden
On-Campus
English
The Program is conducted as a hybrid education meaning that lectures and assignments take place both at the university and on distance. A specialist nurse has extensive nursing and medical knowledge in a specific health care area. A primary health care nurse assesses, plans, performs and evaluates the nursing process involving individuals and their experiences of health and ill health, which means identifying illness, symptoms, and functional reduction as well as self-care needs and resources for promoting health and adjustment to a changed life situation.
- Stockholm, Sweden
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The programme gives you the possibility to develop a scientific approach and a good theoretical understanding of Public Health Sciences as well as for the chosen specialisation in Public Health Epidemiology or Health Promotion and Prevention.
- Lund, Sweden
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
This is a cross-disciplinary programme with a global perspective. It provides students with evidence-based knowledge and a toolkit for conducting research, policy-making and fieldwork. The faculty has substantial experience from a range of disciplinary and geographical contexts and the diversity of the student body contributes to a stimulating learning environment. As one student expressed it: “The class and teaching are a microcosm of the global context we’ll face in work-life". Alumni are currently employed at a variety of institutions such as national health ministries, UNICEF, the WHO and various NGOs. In addition, many are researchers at top-ranked universities.