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Teaching

Global change and health issues are taught in LSHTM Masters taught course programme. Centre staff have developed the modules:

which are available to students on MSc Public Health and MSc Epidemiology. Courses on environment, globalisation and health are also available through the distance-learning Masters programme.

Centre staff contribute to teaching programmes at other institutions on the subject of global health. These include:

LSHTM hosted and co-ordinated the EU Advanced Study Course on Climate Change and Human Health in September 1999. Centre staff have also contributed to Summer Schools on Climate and Health: NCAR Summer Colloquium, and Climate Change and Health: Research methods and policy issues.

Research Degree students

The following research degree students are affiliated to the Centre

Harley Feldbaum The history of the HIV/AIDS - National Security Nexus and its Impact on Global Health.

Eliana Lacerda Mark the pollution purple-the colour of agony. A participatory study of water contamination and its impacts on marisqueiras in Northern Brazil.

Vincent Lee (South Korea), An analysis of tobacco industry documents on South Korea.

Ross MacKenzie (UK), Political economy of tobacco in Thailand, PhD (2001-present)

Charles Ofili (Nigeria), Urban Household’s Water Provision Children’s Issue of Concern, Phd (2003-current)

Sungwon Yoon (South Korea), The role of epistemic communities in the global response to SARS: Implications for global governance, PhD (2004-current)

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