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Certificate - Non-Credit Bearing | Online

Global Health Innovation & Missions

Transforming Health Worldwide with Compassion and Creativity

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Why Major in Global Health Innovation & Missions 

Explore the intricate landscape of global health through an innovative lens, all while embracing a Christian perspective. This non-credit-bearing, online course is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and skills needed to address the challenges and complexities of global health, emphasizing the importance of cultural humility, ethical considerations and creative problem-solving. Join us on this expedition to cultivate creative thinking, compassionate action and proactive engagement in global health endeavors.

In an increasingly interconnected world, global health issues demand attention and innovative solutions. This program offers a unique opportunity to gain a deep understanding of the global health landscape and provides the tools necessary to make a positive impact.

Through Global Health Innovation and Missions, you’ll gain the following insights:

Gain insights into how culture shapes health outcomes and learn to apply the principles of cultural humility in the context of global health work. Understand the significance of cultural competence and community engagement in achieving sustainable solutions.

Explore innovative solutions co-created by health professionals and communities. Discover best practices for addressing the challenges of delivering healthcare to diverse populations in low and middle-income countries.

Understand the role of faith-based organizations in global health while emphasizing Christian ethics and values. Learn about the intersection of health and human rights, navigating the ethical complexities of global health interventions.

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What You'll Learn:

  • Evaluate and apply the principles of cultural humility in the context of global health work.
  • Gain knowledge of the challenges involved in delivering healthcare to diverse populations in low and middle-income countries.
  • Explore innovative solutions co-created by health professionals and communities.
  • Understand the ethical considerations involved in global health work, including cultural competency and community engagement.
  • Drive sustainable change, promote health equity and improve health outcomes in diverse global contexts.

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Join us in this illuminating journey to become informed, compassionate and proactive global health advocates. Enroll in Global Health Innovation and Missions and be part of the solution to global health challenges.

Program Details

Program Fee $
Program Length At least 12 hours online, immersion will be approximately 2-week trip with enough hours to also count as a nursing elective.
Program Format

Asynchronous, Self-Paced

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Target Audience
Alumni Discount Belmont University Alumni receive 10% discount

Instructor Information

Instructor Information

Belmont Online

Shelby Garner

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Shelby Garner
Belmont Online

Taryn McCoy

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Taryn McCoy

Instructor Testimonials

"Are you interested in using your vocation in healthcare to glorify God while serving with a global partner, but don't know how to get started? Join our course, 'Global Health Innovation and Missions,' where you'll learn to navigate the diverse world of global health, develop cultural humility, and co-create innovative solutions in low and middle-income countries."

Shelby Garner
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"In the Global Health Innovation and Missions course, you’ll have the rare opportunity to grow your knowledge of international health concepts, then directly apply these principles alongside our long-standing partners. By committing to intentional and sustainable initiatives, you will influence health outcomes through care of diverse populations, collaborative approaches to cross-cultural work, and expanded ideals around health."

Taryn McCoy
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