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DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2024/2025
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Degree Programme Table: Global Health Studies (Online Learning) (ICL) (PgCert) (PTPGCGLOHS1P)

Jump to: Year 1, Year 2

Year 1 Academic year: 2024/25, Starting in: September

Notes:
Students can select up to a maximum of 60 credits per year, but must take no more than 60 credits across the duration of study. 60 credits is the exit point for this programme.

Elective course availability will be subject to student demand.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

Group A

Select exactly 60 credits in this group.

Global Health Studies Certificate courses

Select between 0 and 60 credits of the following courses
Land Use and Food Security
BIME11011 10 credits
Invasive Non-Native Species
BIME11012 10 credits
The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species
BIME11018 10 credits
The Modern Zoo
BIME11019 10 credits
The Marine Environment
BIME11020 10 credits
Conservation Genetics
BIME11025 10 credits
Climate Change: Policy and Practice
BIME11027 10 credits
Ecosystem Resilience and Extreme Events
BIME11137 10 credits
Conservation and Conflict
BIME11145 10 credits
Wildlife Trade
BIME11148 10 credits
Public Health Systems in High, Low and Middle Income Countries
BIME11163 10 credits
Led by locals: power and participation in conservation
BIME11193 10 credits
Project Management of Development Aid
BIME11194 10 credits
Neglected tropical diseases
EMND11004 10 credits
Emerging Infectious Diseases
EMND11006 10 credits
Travel medicine and infectious diseases
EMND11008 10 credits
Water and sanitation
EMND11021 10 credits
Sexually transmitted infections
EMND11023 10 credits
Newborn and Child Health
EMND11028 10 credits
Zoonotic diseases in a global setting
EMND11029 10 credits
Technical Advances in Diagnostics
EMND11033 10 credits
Zoonotic disease
INAH11004 10 credits
Control of economically important parasites
INAH11006 10 credits
Wildlife animal health and environment
INAH11008 10 credits
Project planning and decision support for animal disease control
INAH11013 10 credits
Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis
INAH11017 10 credits
Pastoralism and Herd Health
INAH11021 10 credits
Surveillance and control of transboundary diseases affecting international trade
INAH11023 20 credits
An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations
INAH11024 10 credits
Socioeconomic Principles for One Health
INAH11025 20 credits
An introduction to vaccinology
INAH11026 10 credits
OR

International Animal Health Certificate courses

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students wishing to take 60 credits from the following courses should enrol instead on the Postgraduate Certificate in International Animal Health.
Pathogen strategies for transmission and survival
INAH11001 20 credits
Host responses to infection
INAH11002 20 credits
Applied Veterinary Epidemiology
INAH11027 20 credits
OR

Global Health and Infectious Diseases Certificate courses

Select between 0 and 50 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students wishing to take 60 credits from the following courses should enrol instead on the Postgraduate Certificate in Global Health and Infectious Diseases.
Global Citizenship
BIME11031 10 credits
Understanding Infectious Diseases
BIME11036 20 credits
Applied epidemiology and public health
EMND11003 20 credits
Globalisation and health
EMND11009 10 credits
Global Health: Fundamentals
EMND11031 20 credits

Year 2 Academic year: 2024/25, Starting in: September

Notes:
Students can select up to a maximum of 60 credits per year, but must take no more than 60 credits across the duration of study. 60 credits is the exit point for this programme.

Elective course availability will be subject to student demand.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

Group A

Select exactly 60 credits in this group.

Global Health Studies Certificate courses

Select between 0 and 60 credits of the following courses
Land Use and Food Security
BIME11011 10 credits
Invasive Non-Native Species
BIME11012 10 credits
The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species
BIME11018 10 credits
The Modern Zoo
BIME11019 10 credits
The Marine Environment
BIME11020 10 credits
Conservation Genetics
BIME11025 10 credits
Climate Change: Policy and Practice
BIME11027 10 credits
Ecosystem Resilience and Extreme Events
BIME11137 10 credits
Conservation and Conflict
BIME11145 10 credits
Wildlife Trade
BIME11148 10 credits
Public Health Systems in High, Low and Middle Income Countries
BIME11163 10 credits
Led by locals: power and participation in conservation
BIME11193 10 credits
Project Management of Development Aid
BIME11194 10 credits
Neglected tropical diseases
EMND11004 10 credits
Emerging Infectious Diseases
EMND11006 10 credits
Travel medicine and infectious diseases
EMND11008 10 credits
Water and sanitation
EMND11021 10 credits
Sexually transmitted infections
EMND11023 10 credits
Newborn and Child Health
EMND11028 10 credits
Zoonotic diseases in a global setting
EMND11029 10 credits
Technical Advances in Diagnostics
EMND11033 10 credits
Zoonotic disease
INAH11004 10 credits
Control of economically important parasites
INAH11006 10 credits
Wildlife animal health and environment
INAH11008 10 credits
Project planning and decision support for animal disease control
INAH11013 10 credits
Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis
INAH11017 10 credits
Pastoralism and Herd Health
INAH11021 10 credits
Surveillance and control of transboundary diseases affecting international trade
INAH11023 20 credits
An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations
INAH11024 10 credits
Socioeconomic Principles for One Health
INAH11025 20 credits
An introduction to vaccinology
INAH11026 10 credits
OR

International Animal Health Certificate courses

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students wishing to take 60 credits from the following courses should enrol instead on the Postgraduate Certificate in International Animal Health.
Pathogen strategies for transmission and survival
INAH11001 20 credits
Host responses to infection
INAH11002 20 credits
Applied Veterinary Epidemiology
INAH11027 20 credits
OR

Global Health and Infectious Diseases Certificate courses

Select between 0 and 50 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Students wishing to take 60 credits from the following courses should enrol instead on the Postgraduate Certificate in Global Health and Infectious Diseases.
Global Citizenship
BIME11031 10 credits
Understanding Infectious Diseases
BIME11036 20 credits
Applied epidemiology and public health
EMND11003 20 credits
Globalisation and health
EMND11009 10 credits
Global Health: Fundamentals
EMND11031 20 credits
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