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International Week Urban Health Program overview Summary International Week Urban Health 2 ECTS / 3 ECTS with preparatory assignment When: September – week 37 March – week 13 Where: Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, School of Healthcare Studies Rochussenstraat 198, Rotterdam, The Netherlands Who: Second or third year students from healthcare (technology) or social care studies Costs: € 60,- for incoming students, including public transport (Mo-Fri) and two dinners Application: Send an e-mail to: [email protected] September - before June 1st March - before December 1st Contact information: School of Healthcare Studies - External Relations Office [email protected] +3110 794 4181 Costs The educational program itself is free of charge. Additional costs € 60 euro will cover: a five day public transport ticket (Mo-Fri) and the social program (including two dinners). Accommodation Accommodation is not included. Estimated costs for a stay in a hostel: 25 euro p.p.p.n. Adviced: Hostel Room, www.roomrotterdam.nl/ Monday Opening keynotes Kick-off meeting in student groups Fieldwork Social program: baking Dutch pancakes together Tuesday International lectures and workshops in the student groups Fieldwork Social program: city tour Wednesday Working on the assignment in student groups Fieldwork Meet & greet international students in a world café setting Thursday Preparing the final presentation Social program: closing dinner Friday Final presentations Evaluation Certification
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International WeekUrban Health
Program overview
SummaryInternational Week Urban Health2 ECTS / 3 ECTS with preparatory assignment
When:September – week 37March – week 13
Where:Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, School of Healthcare StudiesRochussenstraat 198, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Who:Second or third year students from healthcare (technology) or social care studies
Costs:€ 60,- for incoming students, including public transport (Mo-Fri) and two dinners
Application:Send an e-mail to: [email protected]
September - before June 1stMarch - before December 1st
Contact information:School of Healthcare Studies - External Relations Offi [email protected]+3110 794 4181
Costs
The educational program itself is free of charge.
Additional costs€ 60 euro will cover: a fi ve day public transport ticket (Mo-Fri) and the social program (including two dinners).
AccommodationAccommodation is not included. Estimated costs for a stay in a hostel: 25 euro p.p.p.n.
Adviced: Hostel Room, www.roomrotterdam.nl/
Monday Opening keynotes Kick-off meeting in student groups Fieldwork Social program: baking Dutch pancakes together
Tuesday International lectures and workshops in the student groups Fieldwork Social program: city tour
Wednesday Working on the assignment in student groups Fieldwork Meet & greet international students in a world café setting
Thursday Preparing the fi nal presentation Social program: closing dinner
Friday Final presentations Evaluation Certifi cation
Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences kindly invites international students and teachers to join an inter-professional study group at the School of Healthcare Studies during the international week Urban Health. This one-week program runs twice a year.
September (week 37) Around 250 students One subprogram: Integrated Care in Deprived Areas
March (week 13) Around 650 students Three subprograms: Integrated Care in Deprived Areas Age-friendly Cities User-centered Design in Healthcare Technology
ParticipationParticipation in the program is rewarded with 2 ECTS. Only incoming (international) students have the option to gain a total of 3 ECTS by adding a preparatory assignment for 1 ECTS.
The program is supported by COHEHRE and open for students from COHEHRE member-universities and other Erasmus+ partner-universities.
http://www.cohehre.com
Urban Health“We are at an unprecedented moment in human development as the greatest migration in history unfolds around us. Less than a decade ago a majority of humankind still lived in the countryside, yet today a clear majority live in urban areas. In 2030, 60% of all people will reside in cities, proportionally twice that of 1950. For most of us from now on, life and death will be an urban aff air. The global community was not only waking up to this new demographic reality and the consequent implications for health, society, and economic and political aff airs, but also to a host of new opportunities as humans shape and are shaped by an urban future.”(World Health Organization, 2016)
Inter-professional learningDuring this international week you are challenged to think ahead and fi nd some opportunities for making a diff erence in the health situation of urban citizens, both in Rotterdam and in other European cities. This intensive, inter-professional and international week provides you with a program aimed at developing your competences as an urban health professional. We hope this programme inspires you to help creating more equity and better health conditions for urban citizens in many diff erent cities around the world.
Application
We’re happy to welcome you in Rotterdam and on behalf of our staff , we wish you an interesting, enriching and eye-opening experience!
More information at rotterdamuas.com/urbanhealth
StudentsIf you are interested to join the International Week or if you want to receive more detailed information, please send us an e-mail. [email protected]
For September : before June 1st For March : before December 1st
TeachersTeachers within Erasmus+ are welcome to provide lectures and/or tutoring. Please send us an e-mail if you are interested to join the week as a tutor and/or guest speaker. [email protected]
