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    Certificate Programs in Global Health

    A certificate program presents candidates with the knowledge necessary to gain expertise in a field. Most programs prepare students to gain employment. Some individuals may pursue such studies in an effort to advance their career.

    What is a certificate in global health? These certificate programs are often designed to equip candidates with a comprehensive understanding of the realities and complexities of global health. Certification programs may be suitable for people from all levels of education and profession: students, educators, professionals and doctors. Individuals may learn about best practices and effective healthcare delivery strategies. Courses that may be offered include issues in medication management, strategies for responsible global health engagement, and the science of global health delivery. Students may study many large-scale epidemics including HIV, malaria and cholera. Individuals may learn about ways to mitigate the spread of these diseases, vaccines and other treatments.

    Holders of a certificate in global health often leave the program with resume-worthy skillsets beyond those specific to the healthcare industry. Students may develop skills in interpersonal communication, time management and critical thinking, which can help them discover, determine solutions for and solve various crises.

    The cost of tuition may depend on the college or university presenting the certificate program, the requirements of the program and the length of time involved. The office of admissions is a great resource for detailed information about program costs and possible funding opportunities.

    Global health careers often address the health of people living in developing countries. Students may find positions as an HIV/AIDS research associate, international NGO aid worker, global infectious disease analyst, health system planner, health educator or community health worker. These potential jobs may entail promoting a healthy environment, building awareness of diabetes in vulnerable immigrant communities or identifying strategies for maximizing the use of health-related resources.

    Some universities make certificate programs in global health available in an online format. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.