How to decide which Public Health Sciences track is right for you

Identifying which track of the Master’s Programme in Public Health Sciences (PHS) is right for you is important for several reasons. First, you want to ensure that you’ll be studying […]

Posted by Sarah Pechtl – Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion and Prevention

• Academics
• Public Health Sciences - Epi
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

25 December, 2022

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Interviewing Public Health Sciences – Health Promotion and Prevention Students

After my last blogs on the Public Health Sciences (PHS) Class of 2023, I thought it might be nice for you to get a more personal insight into the lives […]

Posted by Sarah Pechtl – Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion and Prevention

• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

1 March, 2022

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Public Health Sciences – Health Promotion and Prevention Class of 2023

Hello again and congratulations to all of you who have submitted your applications! I can still clearly remember the stress I was under this time last year. But getting to […]

Posted by Sarah Pechtl – Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion and Prevention

• Academics
• Humans of KI
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

1 February, 2022

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How accurate were my expectations of studying at KI?

As I watched the sun set over the Swedish landscape from the plane window, I got the first glimpse of my home for the next two years. It still felt […]

Posted by Sarah Pechtl – Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion and Prevention

• Academics
• Public Health Sciences - Epi
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

31 October, 2021

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Class profile of Public Health 2020 (both tracks)

Meet students of Master in Public Health Epidemiology and Health Promotion and Prevention 2020! I am excited to introduce you about my classmate who have different background. This is who […]

Posted by Sakura Sakakibara - Public Health (Epidemiology)

• General
• Public Health Sciences - Epi

27 October, 2020

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