EU graduates from this programme have been supported by the European Social Fund in recognition of the excellent graduate employment record of this degree course. The programme is presented through lectures, seminars and various practical exercises. At all times students are encouraged to share their experiences and knowledge. To introduce participants to the debate surrounding human population growth in relation to environmental problems and issues. The course contents also includes training in social research methods for population and environmental research.
Emphasis is placed upon fertility policies and family planning programme management.
Participants can also acquire skills in formulating population policies and managing population programmes if required. To provide participants with a clear understanding of the nature and the scope of Reproductive Health in relation to managing Family Planning activities. The course content is closely linked to the provision of population programmes in developing countries. Discussion of appropriate strategies will take into account local constraints as well as specific resources and strengths to be found at individual and community level.