Building innovative and sustainable solutions to global health challenges (3 ECTS)
The integration module is one of the highlights of the Europubhealth+ programme. It takes place for 3 weeks at the end of each academic year, on the nice green campus of the EHESP School of Public Health in Rennes, France. It is an exciting opportunity for all Year 1 and Year 2 students to come together (around 80 ) and learn from each other. During the module, students participate in a variety of activities related to their training and their professional aspirations besides a busy and happy social life in the attractive city of Rennes.
Group project
Tutored by international visiting professors and faculty members from EHESP, Year 1 and Year 2 students work in small student-led teams to design and defend innovative and sustainable public health interventions addressing global health challenges. Students benefit from the rich diversity of academic, professional and cultural backgrounds represented in the classroom and enhance the acquisition of practical knowledge and skills. The group project presentation in front of a jury panel allows these future public health professionals to improve their oral presentation skills while receiving feedback from experts in the field.
Accommodation: EHESP coordinating team provides support to get accommodation either on the EHESP campus or residence in the neighbourhood
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Lectures, seminars, and workshops related to an annual overarching theme
Poster Gallery: students are invited to present their master thesis through a scientific poster they comment on in front of colleagues and international professors.
Careers days in order further develop the network by meeting professionals and Alumni. More information on our students’ and Alumni’s careers here.
Student-led activities: students are actively participating in the programme and its implementation by proposing and organising events themselves.
Social events: touristic visits on the coast, festivals, get-togethers, closing dinner and the Graduation Ceremony to end the academic year on a high note!
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