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About the research group

The research group is led by Associate professor Marte E. S. Haaland together with Associate professor Andrea Melberg at the Centre for International Health.

The group has about 20 active members including PhD, Ma and research track students, post docs and staff from different departments at 黑料吃瓜资源, Chr Michelsen Institute (CMI) and Bergen University College.

The research group activities are 1) monthly meetings with presentation of group member鈥檚 research papers 2) a student led medical anthropology reading group 3) a yearly 2-days seminar on selected topics 4) research project development and 5) development of courses.

Vision

Vision: Constitute an excellent qualitative research environment within global public health grounded in social anthropology and the medical humanities.

Aims

  • Strengthen the quality and applicability of critical qualitative research for global health policy and practice with particular emphasis on reproductive health
  • Strengthen the use of social sciences theory and methods in the analysis of global health problems
  • Strengthen the visibility and sustainability of critical qualitative global health research within the 黑料吃瓜资源 research environment and beyond

What we do

Conduct research on the socio-cultural and political context of health and healthcare

Investigate normative messages and policies and their dynamics in healthcare programmes

Study inequalities in health related to gender and power with relevance to women's sexual and reproductive rights

Partner institutions

  • Centre for Gender Studies and Department of Sociology,聽, Ethiopia
  • School of Public Health,聽, Zambia
  • Department of Sociology,聽, Tanzania
  • , Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
  • , Tanzania
  • -research group, Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo
  • , Christian Michelsen Institute/University of Bergen
  • 聽(CORTH), University of Sussex, UK
  • Ethiopian Public Health Institute
  • Ethiopian Society of obstetricians and gynaecologists (ESOG)
  • The Association of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians (AGOTA), Tanzania

Elective courses

Master level elective courses

: Qualitative research methods for global public health (on campus)
: Qualitative research methods for global public health (online)
: Introduction to Anthropology in Global Health (on campus)

PhD-level elective courses

:聽Qualitative Research Methods for Global Public Health with essay
: Introduction to Anthropology in Global Health (on campus)

People

Group manager
Group members
Associated members of the Research group from outside of 黑料吃瓜资源
Associated master students