Offering institution: The Robert Koch Institute (RKI)
Developed with funding by: The project (SCAPHeR) is part of the Global Health Protection Programme (GHPP). Financial support is provided by the Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) in accordance with a resolution passed by the German Bundestag.
Course description: In this course, you will learn about public health research methods, applied public health research, research implementation and research leadership. Following the train-the-trainer (ToT) approach, you will also be taught how to train others in applied public health research.
Target group: Public service staff from WHO AFRO and EMRO regions
Enrollment: For SCAPHeR cohort only
Workload in hours: NA
Offering institution: The Global Health NetworK
Course description: In this course, you will learn how geography shapes health and disease outcomes, gain an understanding of how place, space, and context influence public health, and explore how geographical thinking and methods can support more precise and locally tailored health interventions.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 2
Developed with funding by: GLOHRA
Course Description: In this course you will learn the fundamentals of qualitative research, including qualitative data collection methods, data analysis, integrating theory, quality criteria, and visualizing research, all applied to global health contexts.
Target Group: Doctoral and postdoctoral researchers working in qualitative global health
Enrollment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 10
Offering institution: The Global Health Network
Course description: In this course you will gain a basic understanding of the concept of geographical access to care as a determinant of health outcomes.
Target group: Health Geographers, Spatial Epidemiologists, environment and health specialists, health systems policy planners/makers as well as graduate students asking questions about spatial access to healthcare.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Course description: In this course you will gain a basic understanding of the concept of geographical access to care as a determinant of health outcomes.
Target group: Health Geographers, Spatial Epidemiologists, environment and health specialists, health systems policy planners/makers as well as graduate students asking questions about spatial access to healthcare.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 1
Offering institution: The Global Health Network
Course description: This course explores how ethics committees should review social research on health-related topics, with attention to the distinct risks, benefits, and ethical issues that differ from the traditional medical model of review.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 1,5
Offering institution: The Global Health Network
Course description: This course builds on the findings of a systematic literature review and a multi-site qualitative study of stakeholder experiences of, and views about best practices in sharing individual-level data from clinical and public health research in low and middle income settings.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 1
Initiated by: GLOHRA
Course description: This initiative fosters ownership and cultivates a collaborative, supportive, and interdisciplinary community. We invite you as GLOHRA members to host a colloquium to present your global health research and related skills or request feedback from your peers.
Target group: GLOHRA members
Enrolment: Self enrolment (for GLOHRA members only)
Workload in hours: 1
Offering institution: The Global Health Network
Course description: This course provides practical guidance on participatory visual methods, with a focus on their ethical use for community and public engagement in health and health science, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 8
Offering institution: The Global Health Network
Course description: The aim of this course is to develop learners' understanding and knowledge of community engagement and involvement (CEI), supporting their ability to plan and design ethical and impactful CEI in health research.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 5
Offering institution: The Global Health Network
Course description: In this course you will learn practical basics of health research data management and sharing.
Course description: In this course you will learn practical basics of health research data management and sharing.
Target group: Early-career researchers, postgraduate students, and clinical research support staff who are collecting, managing, and using health data.
Enrolment: Self-enrolment
Workload in hours: 6