Diplôme d'Études Supérieures en Démographie et Santé

The programme is designed for those interested in acquiring technical expertise in demography, and understanding the interlinkages between population studies and health including fertility, sexual behaviour, ageing, health inequalities and life expectancy.

Stand-alone modules specialising in Demography and Health are available for study. Stand-alone modules offer specialised professional training in population studies, with a particular emphasis on health and social epidemiology. They can provide you with training in the theories and methods of demography and population sciences and their application to health, social welfare and economic development.

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