Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) is a deeply seated cultural practice and is currently thought to be performed in 28 countries worldwide.
All by Emily Chamberlain
Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) is a deeply seated cultural practice and is currently thought to be performed in 28 countries worldwide.
The Barts and The London Global Health course is only 1 of only 3 BSc’s of its kind in this country and one that prides itself on widening participation and increasing access, especially for marginalised groups.
There is no definitive definition of Global Health. In fact, if you ask 5 different people within the field (or even a class on campus) you will get a different response each time. Unlike many other scientific discourses, it bridges the gap between science and the traditionally labelled, ‘humanities’ to build a multivariate picture of an environment or circumstance; it is in its simplest form, an interdisciplinary approach to health and medicine.