School of Public Health
 

School of Public Health
La Trobe University
Victoria 3086
Australia

Tel: +61 (0)3 9479 1750
Fax: +61(0)3 9479 1783
Email: sph@latrobe.edu.au
Internet: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/publichealth/index.htm


Courses on this page:    Master of Public Health
Meeting the Millennium Development Goals: Old Problems, New Challenges

Course Title Master of Public Health
Institution Victoria: LaTrobe University
Country Australia
Type Master
Topics Public/Global Health: Epidemiology and Disease Control
Public/Global Health: Health Policy and Planning
Management: Health Services Management
Health Research and Methods
Health Research and Methods: Medical Anthropology
Language English
Degree, Credits Master
Location Victoria, Australia
Objectives/
Content
A Master of Public Health (MPH) is an internationally recognised degree which will enable you to work all over the world in a wide variety of public health settings. In Victoria we offer a collaboratively-delivered MPH through the Victorian Consortium for Public Health (VCPH) of four major universities, Deakin, La Trobe, Monash, and The University of Melbourne. Whilst teaching a common Part I, the universities offer their own specialised Part II, each reflecting the research and experience of their own staff.
Next Beginning February 2010
Duration 2 years
Requirements Prospective students for the MPH are required to hold a degree or equivalent in a health sciences discipline and/or a minimum of two years related work experience.
Cooperation

Dr Priscilla Robinson
Tel: +61 (0)3 9479 5595
Email: priscilla.robinson@latrobe.edu.au

Course fee $14,040
For further
information

Tel: +61 (0)3 9479 1750
Email: phe.postgrad@latrobe.edu.au
Internet: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/publichealth/MPH/index.htm

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Course Title Meeting the Millennium Development Goals: Old Problems, New Challenges
Institution Victoria: LaTrobe University
Country Australia
Type Conference
Topics Public/Global Health: International Health Issues and Development
Healthcare areas: HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections
Healthcare areas: Reproductive Health
Healthcare areas: Paediatrics
Health Determinants: Poverty
Language English
Degree, Credits  
Location Victoria, Australia
Objectives/
Content
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are a United Nations partnership initiative to eradicate extreme poverty and other forms of disadvantage and human crises by 2015. Some progress has been made but major gaps are evident, for example in official development assistance, market access (trade), debt relief, gender equality, access to essential medicines and access to technology. The global financial crisis, rising food prices and climate change have significantly impacted achieving the MDGs. Thus there is a renewed need for strategising in international as well as local partnerships to realise the Goals and consider what we need beyond them.

This conference will look at what needs to be done to ensure we do not lose momentum as we near the mid-point of the MDGs. The key concepts of learning, innovation and partnerships will shape this conference; new ideas, success stories, challenges and solutions are invited. An important feature of this conference is that it brings together a wide range of stakeholders, such as community representatives, academics, professionals from inside and outside the traditional development field, the corporate sector and indeed many others who may ordinarily not think of themselves as concerned with development to make change happen.

Next Beginning 30th November – 1st December 2009
Duration 2 days
Course fee Early bird (before 16 October), (incl of GST) Student: $110 Non-student: $330
After 16 October, (incl of GST) Student: $132 Non-student: $385
For further
information

Gerhard Hoffstaedter, Institute for Human Security, La Trobe University, Bundoora
Tel: + 61 (0)3 9479 2289
Email: g.hoffstaedter@latrobe.edu.au
Internet: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/humansecurity/MDGconference.html

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