Sexual and reproductive health

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CIVIS focus area
Health
Open to
  • Bachelor's
Field of studies
  • Medicine and Health
  • Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Type
  • Short-term
  • CIVIS Hub 3
Course dates
27 June - 1 July 2022

The objective of this Summer School is to familiarise students with the clinical manifestations, diagnosis, medical and surgical management and prevention of the most common diseases of the female and male reproductive system, with a focus on infertility, contraception and sexual health. 

This Summer School also involves opportunities for participating students to explore local culture with local students as guides. 

Key feature events

  • Lectures by both local and visiting professors from the partner universities on the theme
  • Student case scenarios presentations
  • Workshops involving academics and students
  • Round-table discussions
  • Combination of theory and practice, with observations of clinics and surgeries

Learning outcomes

  • Sexual health
  • Reproductive health
  • Reproductive endocrinology
  • Transgender health
Dates: 27 - 1 July 2022 Language: English (B1)
Format: Physical ECTS: 1-2*
Location: Athens, Greece N° of CIVIS scholarships: 40

The course will be running for a total of 5 days.

Students will have the opportunity to attend clinically oriented lessons at the first half of the day and then implement their knowledge on case solving based on clinical case scenarios in workshops of small numbers of students.

 Click here to see the detailed programme. 

* The recognition of ECTS depends on your home university. 

Requirements

This CIVIS course is open to Bachelor's students at one of CIVIS member universities.

A B1 level of English is required. 

Application process

Interested students should send a short CV and a motivation letter by 20 April 2022 to the organiser of the course Irene Lambrinoudaki (ilambrinoudaki@med.uoa.gr). Selected students will be notified on 1 May 2022.

Assessment

Students will be assessed at the end of the Summer School, based on the presentation of the full workup and management of their cases.

General Eligibility Criteria for CIVIS Courses

Applicants need to be enrolled at their home university in order to be eligible for selection and participation.  If uncertain about your status at your home university (part-time or exchange students etc) please check with your home university’s website or International Office. 

Applicants who will be receiving other Erasmus funds for the duration of the course are not entitled to funding. Participation in the course may still be possible under “zero-grant” status, but applicants should contact their home university in order to confirm this. 

A list of links and contacts for each university can be found in this Q&A.

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Guest speakers from government departments, decision or policymakers, the business world and civil society will also be involved in the Summer School to present their views on relevant issues.

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