Asia + Oceania Edition
| Location | Online |
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| Duration | 5 days; 5 hours per day |
| Number of attendees | 30-40 |
| Number of faculty | 20+ |
| Attendee profile | Early Stage researchers |
| Estimated cost | €500 (bursaries available) |
| Educational Objectives | By the end of this course, students will be able to
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This course will show you that addressing health care challenges (such as COVID-19) requires much more than deep scientific knowledge. Being an agent of change also requires an understanding of scientific and health systems and a complement of skills, including collaboration, critical thinking, reflection, creative problem solving and communication. The course aims to inspire, train and challenge you to become part of a new generation of translational scientists needed to identify and tackle the most urgent problems in medicine. You will join an international group of students across multiple continents in an online journey that will navigate through real-life examples and challenges in translational medicine. However, it is not a course about COVID-19; it a course about you. It challenges your perspectives and ambitions, your talents and your role in the system. How do you want your research to contribute to health care and public health?
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