Global Health Summer Program ~Action from Japan to Solve Global Health Issues~
date : 9/20/2011
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(You can download the report on this program from the right.)
Continuing on from last year, Health and Global Policy Institute again organized a Global Health Summer Program, co-sponsored with the Department of Global Health Policy at the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Medicine. The aim of the program was to discover and develop young talent capable of becoming next-generation leaders in the global health field, as they cooperate with leaders from diverse fields active at the front line to devise and implement an action plan for the mission of “Polio Eradication”.
Students from diverse disciplines with a keen interest in global health gathered from across the country, attended lectures by leaders in various fields at the forefront of global health activity, worked through intense group discussions to create effective action plans, and announced their action plans on the final day.
With their passion, and the valuable experience they gained on this program, we have great expectations of seeing program participants playing active global roles in the not so distant future.
【Duration】
Thursday, July 28 ~ Saturday, August 6, 2011
【Schedule】
July 28 – 30 Skills training & lectures 9:00-17:00
July 31 – August 3 Fieldwork (Fieldwork will be undertaken as a team. Each team will be free to decide how often they come to the program venue during the period, while the program administrators will endeavor to provide any necessary support.)
August 4 – 5 Group work 9:00-17:00
August 6 Presentations 10:00-13:00
【Venue】
The University of Tokyo, Hongo Campus
【Sponsors】
Specified Nonprofit Corporation Health and Global Policy Institute
Department of Global Health Policy, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo
【Program
Contents (provisional)】
・Keynote speeches by experts at the forefront of global health
・Skills training, including problem solving frameworks, interviews etc.
・Lectures from professionals in various fields at the front line of global health activity
・Fieldwork (approx. 4 days)
【Number of Participants】
20 people
【Contact】Haruko Sugiyama (Ms.)
Health and Global Policy Institute
1-11-28 Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0014 Japan
Tel: +81-(0)3-5511-8521 E-mail: ghsp2011@hgpi.org
Exhibition date:2011-07-28
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