Health, Science

DYNAMEID: Dynamics and Emergence of Infectious Diseases

  • ECTS

    120 credits

  • Duration

    2 years

  • Training Structure

    School of Pharmacy, School of Science

  • Language(s) of Instruction

    English

Overview

The COVID-19 crisis has shown just how dangerous and stressful a pandemic can be, and how much it can disrupt our societies. It has become clear that simply responding to the disease is not enough to stop the spread of a pandemic. We do not know when or where the next outbreak will occur. We do not know what form it will take. However, there is one thing we can be certain of: there will be another outbreak. In the meantime, we are constantly seeing the emergence of new pathogens and resistance to treatments. How should we, as a community, prepare to deal with it when it occurs? There is no single answer, and it must not come only after the disease has already appeared. The solution lies in understanding the complex nature of an emerging infectious disease and in comprehensive risk management. We must prevent the emergence of new diseases by appropriately organizing regulations and social interactions. A new generation capable of managing risk with a fresh and more comprehensive perspective is needed. DYNAMEID is designed to train this generation.

"The greatest victory is the one that requires no battle." Sun Tzu

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The Benefits of the Training Program

The academic agreement was signed in October 2022 by Mahidol University (Thailand), Universitas Gadjah Mada (Indonesia), and the University of Montpellier (France), and supplemented by an amendment in 2024.

A student applies to a single university. He is then enrolled at two universities, from which he will earn a national degree. The DYNAMEID master’s program is open to all, regardless of nationality or other social considerations. It requires a full two-year commitment to the initial training program.

The training program is open to professionals in education, healthcare, or research who wish to specialize. They must have their employer’s support for this initiative in order to receive a reduction in their teaching load.

Depending on their personal circumstances, students may be eligible for a scholarship from their government or receive financial support from their employers. The program is committed to actively seeking out partners to promote access to scholarships.

 

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International Training

Off-site training or training at an off-site campus

International Dimension

ASAIHL Mundus International Dual Degree Program 

  • Partners and Teaching Locations 

University of Montpellier

Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand

European students take courses at one of the Asian universities for their first and second years of master's study.

Internships are available around the world

  • Partners in Asia

Network of Pasteur Institutes in Asia

Juntendo University, Tokyo, Japan

WRAIR-AFRIMS, Bangkok, Thailand

 

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Organization

Special Features

Admissions apply only to entry into the M1 program. Applications are submitted through eCandidat rouge.

Students attend classes at one of the Asian universities or at a location approximately 2 hours away from the Bangkok/WIB time zone (GMT+7).

Classes are held in a hybrid format. 

The course will only be offered if at least 10 students are enrolled. The maximum class size is 30 students.

Tuition is $1,500 USD. This fee covers enrollment at two universities.

The student is enrolled at his or her home university and at a second university of his or her choice

The student receives two national master's degrees from the two universities where he or she is enrolled (M.Sc.)

To do so, the student must earn all the credits for the program and meet all the requirements for completion.

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Program

DYNAMEID is a new generation of international master's programs

An innovative and holistic vision

      Key and Promising Themes

      Interdisciplinary Program

Inclusive Education

      Blended (or hybrid) distance learning and online resources (lecture recordings)

      English as a Medium of Instruction  

Several Countries - Several Universities

      An international steering committee

      A dedicated teaching team for individualized support

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Select a program

Master 1 in Dynameid: Dynamics and Emergence of Infectious Diseases

Master 1 in Dynameid: Dynamics and Emergence of Infectious Diseases

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  • Research Methods

    2.5 credits
  • Molecular Bases of Infectious Diseases

  • Bibliographic Survey

    2.5 credits
  • Genomes and Evolution

    2.5 credits
  • Infection Control Policies

    2.5 credits
  • Applied Statistics in Biology

    5 credits
  • Cellular and Molecular Biology

    5 credits
  • Genetics

    5 credits
  • CHOICE 1

    2.5 credits
    • Choose 1 or 2 out of 2

      • Environment, Geography, and Health

        2.5 credits
      • Entomology and Vector-Borne Diseases

        2.5 credits
  • Internship

    10 credits
  • Emerging Diseases

    2.5 credits
  • Bibliographic Survey

    2.5 credits
  • Biobanking

    5 credits
  • Integrated Approach to Infectious Diseases I

    5 credits
  • Bioinformatics and OMICS

    2.5 credits

Master 2 in Dynameid: Dynamics and Emergence of Infectious Diseases

Master 2 in Dynameid: Dynamics and Emergence of Infectious Diseases

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  • OPTION 1 Semester 1 M2 Dynameid

    2.5 credits
    • Choose 1 or 2 out of 2

      • Advanced Spatial Analysis

        2.5 credits
      • Host-pathogen interactions

        2.5 credits
  • Computer Modeling and Databases

    5 credits
  • International Regulation and Society

    2.5 credits
  • OPTION 2, Semester 1, M2 Dynameid

    2.5 credits
    • Choose 1 or 2 out of 2

      • Microbial Genomics and Metabolic Diversity

        2.5 credits
      • New generations of diagnostic technologies

        2.5 credits
  • Integrated Approach to Infectious Diseases II

    5 credits
  • Emerging Diseases II

    2.5 credits
  • Immunology

    5 credits
  • Internship

    30 credits

Admission

Admission Requirements

Educating exceptional and motivated students 

Proficiency in English

Ready to Take on Tomorrow's Challenges

Openness to Different Cultures

      Teachers and students of various nationalities

      Students are studying in Asia

      International Training Camps

APPLY for this training program 

 

 

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Mandatory Prerequisites

Application Review Procedures

An interview is required to confirm your application. We strongly recommend that you contact the program director during the application process.

Bachelor's degree or recognition of professional experience.

Academic performance must demonstrate the acquisition of knowledge in the major disciplines.

Academic skills, methodological knowledge, expertise:

. Certified proficiency in English (reading, writing, speaking), as all courses are taught in English.

. Bachelor's degree in biology or equivalent

. Internship

. Work Experience

Consideration of complementary skills:

. Completion of a personal or professional project

. Engaging in regular physical activity, playing a sport, and participating in an organization.

 

Specific expectations

Be motivated to work in research institutions, with national health authorities, and with international organizations on the management and prevention of infectious diseases. This program prepares students for a career in public health and enables them to pursue doctoral studies and research (PhD).

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Employment Placement

Graduates will be able to work in research institutions as well as with industry, national health authorities, and international organizations in the management and prevention of emerging diseases. This program prepares students to pursue doctoral studies (PhD).

Career Opportunities:

  • Public Research: Researcher (postdoctoral), Engineer, …

     In the lab or on a platform

  • Health organizations and authorities: Manager, advisor, ...

     Hospitals, public health agencies (national and international, e.g., WHO, OIE, FAO, or the Global Fund)

  • Private sector: Project manager, account manager, consultant, ...

     Biotech and Pharmaceutical Industry, Insurance, NGOs

 

 

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