The migrant population is today a growing and a young age group in Western societies. Migration has current and future implications for migrants, practitioners and health and social care systems in receiving countries. The focus on quality improvement in health care services will here include migration as a process, practices of relatedness, belonging, social justice and solidarity, and perspectives such as resilience, empowerment, recovery and social-material resources within communities. After completing the course, you will be competent in evaluating the need for treatment as well as planning and implementing interventions for patients from different cultural backgrounds.
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Admission requirements
Applicants must be admitted to a master's/postgraduate programme related to health sciences.
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How to apply
International exchange students select courses when applying for exchange.
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Course description
For more information about this course, take a look at the course description (student.oslomet.no).
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Costs
There is no semester fee for exchange students.
Questions about this course?
You can contact us by e-mail if you have questions about this course.
