INTS 82.01 Global Health Field Research: Methods and Practice

This course prepares Dartmouth students to undertake field research to answer a substantive policy or service delivery research question for an international partner. Course participants explore a global health or international development problem from a scientific, social, cultural, and policy perspective while gaining an understanding of the complexities of public policymaking and service delivery in a low or middle-income (LMIC) setting. Following the completion of the course, students will be able to participate in a co-curricular, team-based project at an international field site.

Instructor

Lisa Adams

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