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International experience key to learning

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The Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University delivers a variety of Master of Public Health programs, the flagship program being gobal health. All students take part in a 12 week practical experience in an international location and are supported by a strong theoretical program that covers globalization and its effect on public health. Global Health TV joins a current SFU student on her field trip in Mongolia.

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The Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University - http://www.fhs.sfu.ca/

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