The Global Health Program offers the mini certificate for APRU students to develop competencies in health research ethics through lectures, case study discussions and self-paced homework.
Date & Time
September 30 and October 14 & 28 at 5:30 pm (PDT)/
October 1, 15 & 29 at 8:30 am (Hong Kong & Manila time)
Duration: 2 hours per session.
Program
- 6 hours of discussions and lectures with 6 speakers plus online homework
- 9 case studies
- View a tentative program here.
Speakers
- Gabriela Arguedas-Ramírez, Universidad de Costa Rica
- Mary Ana Cordero Díaz, Tecnologico de Monterrey
- Angus Dawson, University of Sydney
- Leonardo D de Castro, University of the Philippines
- Sharon Kaur, University of Malaya
- Vicki Xafis, National University of Singapore
Facilitators
- Adik Wibowo, Universitas Indonesia
- Andrés Caicedo, Universidad San Francisco de Quito
- Catherine Zhou & King L Chow, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
- Leander Penaso Marquez, Leonardo D de Castro & Honey Libertine Achanzar-Labor, University of the Philippines
- María de Jesús Medina-Arellano & Zaira Janet Gutiérrez Contreras, National Autonomous University of Mexico
- Nenita Baltazar-Panaligan, Cavite State University
- Sanjay Rampal, Universiti Malaya
View the speakers’ bios below.
How to Register
- Complete a free online informed consent training here (30 mins). You should receive a score of at least 85% to pass.
- Fill in an online registration form here and upload your certificate of completion to complete your application.
- Deadline of completion: September 15th. Space is limited and fills up quickly so please register ASAP.
- A confirmation of registration zoom links will be sent to you within one week once you apply and upload the certificate.
- The applications will be reviewed and selected by the Global Health Program. There is no guarantee that all applications will be accepted.
- Updates on the closing registration of certain economies will be posted on this page when the quota is full.
Please note
- The training is free and exclusive for APRU undergraduate and graduate students.
- Due to the high demand, we will use a quota-based system per economy to have a diverse cohort suitable for the program.
- The Global Health Program reserves the rights of the final decision on application acceptance.
- The training will be conducted in English via Zoom in three sessions of 2 hours each. Students will also be required to complete some online exercises in between the sessions.
- Those who successfully complete all 6 live session hours plus the required “homework” will receive a certificate of participation.
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