Studying epidemiology and medical statistics in The Gambia

July 13, 2020
Introducing LSHTM

April 9, 2020
Post PhD reflections

April 9, 2020
Self-isolating in a shared space: a quick guide

March 24, 2020
Research Project Diaries: “Conducting research in Uganda gave me hands-on experience and an in-depth understanding of evaluative strategies in STI global indicators”

January 16, 2020
The Intervention: Stories in Public Health podcast

December 5, 2019
“This was the best academic course I have ever done!” – Roxana Dimond talks to us about the Professional Diploma in Tropical Nursing

October 3, 2019
“The degree will definitely help me as someone from a developing country to get a career in working on Malaria, TB, and HIV” – Henry reflects on the MSc Tropical Medicine and International Health

October 3, 2019
Advice from afar: students share their tips for studying via distance learning

July 9, 2019
“I feel like I can really shape my experience to work perfectly for what I want and need from it”

July 9, 2019

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Yellow fever outbreak in Africa: feelings of an epidemiologist in a rapid response team

By Study Team · January 23, 2017 · Infectious Diseases, PhD · Comments Off on Yellow fever outbreak in Africa: feelings of an epidemiologist in a rapid response team

By Enny Cruz, PhD student in the Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health

I came to the School from Brazil in 2015 to do a PhD in epidemiology. While I have been very much enjoying my studies, my PhD project does not require field work and as a PhD student…