MSc Certificate Diploma Health in Humanitarian Crises by Distance Learning

All applicants are required to have:

• the equivalent of a UK first or second-class honours degree in a relevant subject from an acceptable institution

or

• an appropriate professional or technical qualification, plus three years’ relevant experience.

Qualifications from around the world are accepted; for further guidance please see University of London’s qualifications for entrance. Students who do not satisfy the entrance requirements may still be admitted at the discretion of LSHTM on the basis of their academic qualifications, work experience and references.

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Learning is via directed self-study against a detailed set of learning objectives for each module. Students have access to a range of study resources, discussion forums and online webinar discussion sessions via LSHTM’s virtual learning environment, Moodle.

Details of the study materials for each module can be found in the module specifications. Materials and resources for HHM modules may include:

• Interactive Computer Assisted Learning materials which introduce, explain and apply the principles and methods covered in the module
• Workbooks and study guides for some modules
• E-books and other recommended readings
• Real-time tutorials with module tutors on specific topics
• Self-assessed exercises and formative assignments
• Past examination papers and examiners’ reports
• Access to Stata statistical software if it is required for the module