Master’s Degree
International Health and Cooperation
Career opportunities
- International Cooperation Organizations and Institutions: Includes NGOs, multilateral agencies, and governmental or private entities dedicated to global health (WHO, UNICEF, Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, etc.).
- Public and Community Health Services: Working in community health programs, epidemiological surveillance, and health promotion.
- Health Emergency Response Entities: Organizations operating in humanitarian crises, natural disasters, or conflicts, managing epidemiological emergencies or healthcare logistics.
- Research and Academic Institutions: Public or private centers dedicated to research in global health, public health, or tropical medicine, including universities and research institutes.
- International Health and Travel Medicine Centers: Entities dedicated to health prevention and counseling for travelers and aid workers.
- Public Health Prevention and Promotion Agencies: Working in health education, nutrition, environmental or community health programs, especially in vulnerable contexts.
- Development and Health Policy Agencies: International institutions (such as the EU, World Bank, or USAID) or local administrations that design and implement health and sustainable development policies.
- Private Sector and Social Enterprises: Companies and start-ups dedicated to innovation in global health, telemedicine, medical technology, or corporate social responsibility.
- Education, Training, and Awareness: Participation in training, outreach, and health education projects in both local and international contexts.
- International Consulting and Project Evaluation: Providing technical and strategic advice to organizations on the planning, monitoring, and evaluation of health programs.
