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Open events

Below is a list of global health related open events hosted or recommended by the School of Global Health - University of Copenhagen.

• 4 October 2017, 15:00-16:15

  American exceptionalism, great power responsibility and global sustainability

  Sustainability Science Centre invites you to a sustainability lecture with Robert Falkner on 4 October 2017. » Read more

• 11 October 2017, 14:00-15:30

  Introduction to digital qualitative research

  This seminar provides a broad overview of the field of digital qualitative research. It looks at the main reasons behind the 'digital turn', and describes trends and dominant digital methods.

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• 16 October 2017, 3 PM-5 PM

  Education, Employment & Health among Migrants in the Nordic Countries

  MESU, in collaboration with the research project CAGE, invites you to participate in the seminar: Education, Employment and Healt among Migrants in the Nordic Countries.  » Read more

• 30 October - 16 November 2017

  COPE Socials fall 2017

  Interesting people, cocktails and disaster and humanitarian discussions. » Read more

• 2 November - 4 November 2017

  10th European Public Health Conference

  Main theme of the conference is ‘Sustaining resilient and healthy communities’. More information  » Read more

• 4 November 2017, 10:45-21:00

  100th Anniversary Symposium – Danish Society for the History of Medicine (Event is in DANISH)

  DANISH SOCIETY FOR THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE: 100 YEARS OF SERVICE » Read more

• 20 November - 24 November 2017

  NNC Conference 2017

  Environmental Asia, the 10th Annual Nordic NIAS Council Conference and PhD Course, takes place at Voksenåsen on 20-24 November 2017. » Read more

• 23 November - 24 November 2017

  Global Health Case Challenge 2017 - Migrating Women's Health

  United Nations Population Fund, EIT Health and University of Copenhagen provide the case on Migrating Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health for the 2017 edition of the Global Health Case Challenge. » Read more