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A Master programme namely InterRisk International Master is newly developed and established by the French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD), the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Kasetsart University, and the National Veterinary College of Toulouse (ENVT). The programme provides extensive academic training on evaluation and management of health risks considering the One Health approach. Master scholarships are available from the French Embassy.
Official Opening: 1st February 2016
(2 weeks before the opening, English courses will be made available for students.)
Courses are taking place within the suitable facilities of Kasestsart University , Bangkok, Thailand . This offers to students a unique opportunity to be trained “in situ”, in South East Asia . Six diseases (rabies, Japanese encephalitis, leptospirosis, cysticercosis, antibiotic resistance and influenza) are used as example s in each module in order to study them extensively from different perspectives .
InterRisk program offers to students a unique opportunity to approach emerging diseases in their context, and direct connections with the professional networks involved in South East Asia. They are exposed to teaching from internationally recognized researchers undertaking cutting-edge research into relevant aspects of health risk management .
Final Registration date for student: 30th November 2015
Please refer to the mail below and the website www.onehealthsea.org/interrisk for further information.
InterRisk is a new international Master's programme which trains future risk managers using active pedagogical methods; combining lectures and real cases problem-solving, field visits (such as biosecurity audits on livestock farms), laboratory experiments (for disease diagnostics) and innovative computer-based tools, which provide genuine practical experience.
Courses are currently running in suitable facilities at the University of Kasetsart, Bangkok, Thailand. This offers students the unique opportunity to be trained 'in situ' in South East Asia. Six diseases (rabies, Japanese encephalitis, leptospirosis, cysticercosis, antibiotic resistance and influenza) are used as examples in each module in order to study them extensively from different perspectives. This helps students to make the link between the different methods and the tools that they are learning, and to develop an holistic understanding of how health risks can be managed.
The InterRisk program allows students to join international and cross-sectorial networks of professionals involved in One Health approaches. With this solid background, students can access a wide range of career opportunities in the field of public and animal health, as well as in ecology or the environmental sector. Some InterRisk degree recipients may engage in academic or research through Ph.D. programmes.
More information: www.onehealthsea.org/interrisk Contacts : flavie.goutard@cirad.fr & m.paul@envt.fr |
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