Contents:
Historical Development and Evolution of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
• Overview of the history and progression of the SDGs.
• Connections between SDGs and global health outcomes.
Key Concepts in Global Health (e.g., Global Health, Planetary Health, One Health):
• Introduction to core concepts: Global Health, Planetary Health, and One Health.
• Theoretical frameworks and their practical applications in healthcare.
Role of International Organizations:
• Overview of major international organizations (e.g., WHO, UN, World Bank).
• Strategies and popular people notice that that is if there is going to be getting one of those
Having completed the course, the student will:
• Be able to understand the historical development of sustainable development goals and their impact on global health.
• Be able to apply key concepts of global health to real-world examples
• Be able to evaluate global health challenges and their connections to healthcare system.
• Be able to analyse the role of international organizations and the impact of their strategies on promoting global health.
Generic skills that will be gained during the course: The following generic skills will be developed: international skills, critical thinking, interaction and communication, and development of expertise
Instructions for the course participation:
You can participate to the course as a guest. Then you see only learning material and you cannot do assignments.
You can participate to the course as a MOOC-student. Then you login by using key: MoocITGH2025 (no formal grade)
Degree students of UEF: register to the course in Peppi (formal grade and study credits)
Open university students: register as an Open University student and register in DigiCampus with the self-enrolment key given from Open University. (formal grade and study credits)
- Teacher
Iira Tiitta