Health

DIU IN GUINEA: "GLOBAL HEALTH AND EMERGING DISEASES"

  • Duration

    1 year

  • Training Structure

    School of Medicine

Overview

All information regarding the program description, organization, contacts, fees, and registration procedures can be found on the Faculty of Medicine’s DU/DIU website: https://du-diu-facmedecine.umontpellier.fr/

Once you're on the home page, select the name of the DIU.

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Objectives

To help strengthen Guinea’s capacity in the aftermath of the Ebola outbreak and in the area of emerging disease control. 

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Expertise and Skills

Skills acquired:

-Knowledge of the main infectious risks
-Knowledge of the factors contributing to the emergence of infectious diseases
-Knowledge of epidemiological surveillance methods
-Knowledge of the various methods for controlling emerging diseases

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Program

For any information regarding courses and instruction, please contact the university registrar's office.

All information regarding the program description, organization, contacts, fees, and registration procedures can be found on the Faculty of Medicine’s DU/DIU website: https://du-diu-facmedecine.umontpellier.fr/

Once you're on the home page, select the name of the DIU.

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Admission

Registration Procedures

Obtaining authorization to enroll is essential.

Enrollment authorization issued by the academic advisor after submitting an application on the DU-DIU website: https://du-diu-facmedecine.umontpellier.fr/

Your application must include the following, sent to
: - a resume
- a cover letter
- certified copies of your diplomas

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Target Audience

• Initial training:
— students enrolled in health-related programs focused on the management and control of infectious diseases

• Continuing education:
— physicians and healthcare professionals involved in the management and control of infectious diseases (clinicians, laboratory scientists, epidemiologists, public health professionals) (as well as, depending on their experience: pharmacists, scientists, and nurses)

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