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12 January 2018,
16:00-19:00
Join Young Development Professionals (YDP) and be a part of an interdisciplinary networkof young professionals with a keen interestin global development.
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22 January - 26 January 2018
PhD course on Pregnancy and programming and later risk of obesity
Deadline 8 January 2018
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26 January 2018,
14:00
Antibiotic prescription, dispensing and use practices in Ghana with relevance for antibiotic resistance development
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6 February 2018,
12:40-16:00
When: Tuesday 6 February 2018
Where: CSS Room 2.1.24, University of Copenhagen, CSS Campus, Øster Farimagsgade 5, 1014 Copenhagen
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22 February 2018,
16:00-18:00
The Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research (COPE) is continuing its monthly networking events. There will be cheap cocktails at student/disaster-interested-friendly prices, spirited discussions and some COPE-sponsored snacks. For each meeting, we will invite someone to talk for approximately 30 minutes, followed by a 15 minute Q&A. That’s it. Interesting people, cocktails and disaster and humanitarian related discussions.
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23 February - 25 February 2018
University of Copenhagen | SCIENCE Innovation Hub and the Municipality of Frederiksberg present ’Smart City Challenge Frederiksberg 2018’. Our goal is to solve urban challenges, and you are invited.
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2 March 2018,
14:00-15:30
COPE will hold an informal seminar at 14:00-15:30 for COPE and Global Health researchers with talks from Professor Kirsten Bookmiller and Professor Sepideh Yalda from Millersville University.
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9 March 2018,
11:00-17:00
The main aim of DRISP is to conduct research evaluating suicide preventive initiatives, such as treatment for people at risk of suicide and restriction of access to means of suicide.
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9 March 2018,
16:00-19:00
Masanga.dk invites you to a symposium, which is for anyone who is interested in development and improving healthcare- and systems globally.
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15 March 2018,
16:00-18:00
March’s talk will focus on the issue of displacement and climate-induced resettlement due to extreme flooding. We will be focusing on the case of Zambia, a country where the government has planned to resettle entire communities impacted by climate change. Whilst guidelines for this, known as Planned Relocation, are being developed, lessons from the ground show additional points that need to be addressed.
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5 April - 14 April 2018
International and interdisciplinary PhD course organised in China. For PhD students and R&D professionals interested in food, health and the underlying cultural, philosophical and scientific reasons for specific health views.
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5 April 2018,
15:00-16:30
Epidemiology has produced an analysis of the patterns and of the spread of infectious diseases in defined populations, while attempting to identify the pathogens and the risk factors involved in such epidemic fluctuations.
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12 April 2018,
16:00-18:00
April’s talk will focus on a defining issue in European politics over the past few years. As governments across Europe and the western world struggle to address the current refugee and migrant crisis, this event will discuss recent developments around the topic and provide commentary on how States can move forward and share responsibility in the management of these issues.
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25 April 2018,
13:00-16:00
The so-called ‘Ghetto areas’ in Denmark refer to areas with large neighbourhood ethnic density. These areas are much debated in Danish politics, most lately in the New Year speech of our prime minister. However, what is the evidence behind this debate?
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27 April - 29 April 2018
The simulation is on April 27th-29th, 2018 with registration closing on April 6th, 2018. Delegates can represent a WHO Member State (Country), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Pharmaceutical Companies and Media organisations - to tackle this topical health issue, and create innovative solutions to improve our world.
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7 May 2018,
14:00
PhD Defence: Self-harm in Sri Lanka
Jane Brandt Sørensen
Title: Self-harm in Sri Lanka – Exploring the role of social norms, alcohol practices and media reporting
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8 May 2018,
09:00-12:00
Professor Timothy Charles Skinner’s inaugural lecture and the joined conference between Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen and the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen
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12 May 2018,
09:30-15:00
The recent Ebola and Zika outbreaks showed, that epidemic diseases still remain a grave threat to world health. When Ebola struck, the global community was not prepared. Potential vaccines existed but critically they had not yet been proven safe, which delayed assessment of their effectiveness to protect against the disease. Many more diseases exist which are known epidemic threats, but for which we do not have vaccines.
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18 May 2018,
13:00-16:00
PhD defence: Matthew David Phelps
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22 May 2018,
09:00-18:00
Aim of the symposium: The symposium will provide a unique opportunity to exchange and explore issues and developments in Digital Health and its impact on patient care. It will enable new insights by bringing together leaders, researchers and clinicians from Australia and Denmark, committed to improving health and well-being. The symposium will provide practical opportunities to resolve critical issues and strategies to impact policy in order to innovate and embed health systems that institutionalise high quality patient care. The programme also aims to promote partnerships between universities, government, non- government organisations, healthcare institutions, industry and other relevant professionals and stakeholders to address healthcare innovation challenges. The symposium will include participants from academia, government, industry, and the wider policy community. Registration: Please register here by 9 May, 2018. Participation is free of charge. Please find the official invitation and the preliminary programme.
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28 May 2018,
13:15-15:00
Kick off your weekend with a case seminar on policy development based on the HPV-vaccination debate in Denmark and with global perspectives.
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31 May 2018,
09:00-12:00
The Master of Disaster Management (MDMa) at the School of Global Health, University of Copenhagen and the Network of Humanitarian Action (NOHA) cordially invite you to join us in our next Public Lecture/Discussion on Health in Emergencies- how do we transition from the acute phase to the longer term?Examples of succes and failure Date 31 May 2018 Time 09:00-12:00 Place CSS 35.01.06, Øster Farimagsgade 5, 1014 Copenhaen K Organizers Master of Distaster Management, School of Global Health & Network On Humanitarian Action Register Online registration form Please find full programme below "''Click to enlarge,,
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8 June 2018,
09:00-11:30
MESU in collaboration with Sirry Alang are pleased to invite you to attend the Seminar on Health Inequities at the Intersection of Race and Immigration in the United States.
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20 June 2018,
10:00
PhD Defence: Sidsel Nag
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25 June 2018,
10:00-11:30
The links between socioeconomic deprivation and poor health have been extensively studied in the UK and, since 1997 there have been multiple efforts to develop evidence-informed policy solutions. This talk will explore why, despite explicit efforts to employ evidence in developing policy responses, the UK’s efforts to reduce health inequalities has remained limited.
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26 July - 29 July 2018
26 - 29 July 2018
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8 August - 22 August 2018
Summer talks are for all the students at the Summer Courses. You get a unique chance to learnmore and discuss current topics in health care with the invited speakers. You also get drinks, snacksand hygge.
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16 August 2018,
16:15-18:00
The aim of the Colloquium is to facilitate the discussion about the extent to which Alma Ata has been implemented in the South American region.
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16 August 2018,
2 PM-4 PM
MESU invites you to a seminar with the title: Building on strengths in Naujaat: The process of engaging Inuit youth in suicide prevention.
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20 August - 24 August 2018
The organizing committee of NorWHO cordially request the honor of the presence from students at the School of Global Health - University of Copenhagen for the 2018 annual NorWHO conference.
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20 August 2018,
09:15-12:00
Air pollution presents a huge health burden, especially to urban population where air pollution from traffic is a major source. In this lecture students will be introduced to the main air pollutants, EU limit values for air pollution, and about the levels of air pollution in Copenhagen, which in global perspective, presents low-pollution area
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24 August 2018,
10:15-12:00
The first lecture will be an introduction to global surgery and the status of surgical services in low and middle-income countries. The second lecture will describe the current status of surgical human resources worldwide and give examples of how non-physician providers can be trained to perform surgery in a concept called task-sharing.
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14 October - 16 October 2018
For its 10th anniversary, the World Health Summit will again gather more than 2000 international experts from academia, politics, the private sector, and civil society to work together on solutions to Global Health challenges.
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