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Global Health Section
The Global Health Section has a strong focus on education and outreach, and is active in many capacity building projects with partners in low-income countries.
The research at the Department of Public Health's Global Health Section takes an interdisciplinary approach to global health, and covers a wide range of topics such as diabetes and double burden of disease, environmental health, disaster and emergency health, infectious and neglected tropical diseases, sexual and reproductive health, and health care delivery in low-income societies.
To meet the increasing need for capacity building and strengthening of the resource base in global health both in Denmark and internationally, the Department of Public Health's Global Health Section offers several study programmes, short courses and summer schools.
On this page, you will find an overview of project proposals and internship opportunities that the Department of Public Health offers to bachelor's, master’s, and research year students.
Research collaboration
If you are a researcher seeking collaboration with the section, please have a look at our research projects and contact the principal investigator of the most relevant project or the head of the research group directly.
Britt Tersbøll (One health research group)
Emmanuel Raju (Disaster research group)
Jane Brandt Sørensen (Health workforce research group)
Nanna Maaløe (Maternal/child health research group)
Wietse Anton Tol (Mental health research group)
PhD scholarships
In Denmark, PhD-scholarships are part of the normal job structure, and all scholarships will be posted on the University of Copenhagen's jobs page.
Administrative inquiries
Please contact section secretary Stine Kloppenborg.
E-mail: globalhealth@sund.ku.dk
Telephone: +4535337269
Address
Global Health Section
Department of Public Health
University of Copenhagen
Øster Farimagsgade 5, byg. 9
DK-1353 Copenhagen
E-mail: globalhealth@sund.ku.dk
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