The course will familiarise participants with a system thinking and complexity science approach to health system management in low- and middle-income countries affected by polycrises (e.g. climate change, financial crises, large-scale populations displacement, humanitarian emergencies). Learning is grounded in practical, interactive examples and case studies, and delivered by experts with extensive experience in low- and middle-income settings.
This course offers a unique focus on health system resilience in times of crises and is built on the latest available evidence.
Professionals in the humanitarian, development or social sector looking to develop their competencies in the health sector
Professionals from any other sectors (policy making, donor agency, government officials, health sector etc) who wish to increase their understanding of health systems in humanitarian contexts
Graduate students with relevant volunteer or intern experience, looking to undertake a postgraduate course with a view to entering the humanitarian sector
Interested in applying? Learn more about the admission requirements and application process here.
