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The One Health Core Competencies course consists of a blended learning system, including synchronous and asynchronous units. Please consider the following dates for the synchronous sessions before you register for this course.
Duration: 8 weeks, starting on Oct 16, 2023.
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This course links two priority topics: antibiotic resistance and marine conservation, under the "One Health" approach, as they are interconnected and have widespread implications for human, animal, and environmental health.
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This course will introduce you to the connections between climate change and health. The content material provides a framework to understand the basic mechanisms of climate change and the extent of its impacts on human and animal health, identifying the connection between planetary challenges and local threats.
Duration: 10 weeks, starting on 22th January 2024.
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This course will provide you with a basic knowledge of the disease outbreak investigation process using the COVID-19 pandemic as an example.
Duration: 8 weeks, starting on 12th February 2024.
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The Introduction to Global Health course is intended as a blended learning course, including synchronous (4 sessions) and asynchronous units. The module will last for 12 weeks, and is designed for around 90 working hours (3 ECTS), including 30 hours working with online material and meetings and around 60 hours self-study and project work. Please consider the following dates for the synchronous sessions before you register for this course.
- 30th October 2023 at 16:00 CEST/15:00 WEST Kick-Off (introducing students to the course) Compulsory
- 27th November 2023 at 16:00 CEST/15:00 WEST Introduction to Group Work (students need to complete the first 3 units to take part in this session and continue with the course) Compulsory
- Optional Session to be scheduled by group and tutor in January to check on progress
- 19th February 2024 at 16:00 CEST/15:00 WEST Group presentations Compulsory
- 20th February 2024 at 16:00 CEST/15:00 WEST Group presentations Compulsory
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Given the complex global challenges we currently face, science communication is becoming increasingly important. The Science Communication Workshop in the Science Communication Lab (SCL) of the Deutsches Museum provides theoretical principles of science communication and practical skills that help scientists and students translate their research topic into new communication formats and thus make it accessible to a broader public.
Participants will directly apply what they have learned in small exercises during the workshop and undergo a rapid prototyping phase in small groups at the end of the workshop.
As a possible next step, participants will have the opportunity to use the SCL as a communication forum and present their research in an experimental setting to a wider audience in the future.
Subsequent workshops will be offered during the following dates:
June 29
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Given the complex global challenges we currently face, science communication is becoming increasingly important. The Science Communication Workshop in the Science Communication Lab (SCL) of the Deutsches Museum provides theoretical principles of science communication and practical skills that help scientists and students translate their research topic into new communication formats and thus make it accessible to a broader public.
Participants will directly apply what they have learned in small exercises during the workshop and undergo a rapid prototyping phase in small groups at the end of the workshop.
As a possible next step, participants will have the opportunity to use the SCL as a communication forum and present their research in an experimental setting to a wider audience in the future.
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Please fill in the information regarding the selected researchers to be showcased in the EUGLOHRA Talks.
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Please fill in the information regarding the selected facilities to be showcased in the EUGLOHRA Virtual Tours.
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Fill in this form in order to apply to the 4th EUGLOH Annual Research Conference that will take place in Munich and online on 5 December 2023.
Please send the required abstract to euglohria@lmu.de
New Deadline for application: 30 September
The results of the selection process will be announced on 16 October.
In case of questions, please contact euglohria@lmu.de
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You have recently registered for one of the CIH-LMU online courses. It has come to our attention that you may not have been able to participate in this course fully. In our continuous effort to adapt our courses to our students' needs, we would like to extend a warm invitation to you to complete this brief survey. Your feedback will help us identify areas for improvement and make it more convenient for you to participate.
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Dear participants, in order to plan the supporting program of the OH-TARGET Cooperation meeting we need some information from you. Please fill out the following questions.
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Dear participants, please fill the following information in order to register yourself for the online sessions of the OH-TARGET Cooperation meeting, taking place from 6-8 of December. You will soon receive a Zoom link to the respective sessions.
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Dear Participants,
we appreciate if you can fill the following survey with regards to the cooperation meeting.
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Dear Participants,
we appreciate if you can fill the following survey in regards to your online participation.
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Thank you for participating in EUGLOHRIA's Final Conference on Pandemics and Global Health Crises. Your feedback is valuable to us as we strive to improve future events. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts.
