SOAN 365

This course serves as an introduction to issues surrounding global health. Students explore multiple mechanisms that lead to health inequalities around the world, along with policies and interventions that aim to deal with issues of morbidity and mortality at a national and/or global scale. Topics covered in this course include, but are not limited to: the impact of globalization on the health of specific populations, socioeconomic contexts of disease, issues of infectious disease and nutrition, the interplay between culture and health, ethical and human rights concerns, and the role of NGOs and nonprofits in global health.

Offered frequently.

CO24 - SOCSCI (Social Sci and Historical), INTD - BIOE (Bioethics BIOE), INTD - GDS (Global Development Studies GDS), INTD - SOAN (Sociology & Anthropology SOAN), INTD - STS (Sci Tech Health Society STHS), PF - NO (Cannot be taken CR/NC)