International specialized course
An integrated biomedical perspective
Malaria remains one of the great challenges of global health, with implications that extend beyond endemic regions and that are especially relevant in a world shaped by growing human mobility and environmental change.
Start date
March 2027
Format
Online
Language
Spanish
Hands-on experience
Laboratory and field work in Panama
This specialized course will offer a comprehensive, up-to-date view of malaria, from its biological and entomological foundations to its epidemiological, clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive aspects.
It will also address emerging challenges related to climate change and travel medicine, connecting scientific knowledge with its application in different health settings.
The program will feature specialists and will include complementary hands-on laboratory and field experience in Panama.
The fundamentals of the parasite and its vector.
Malaria as a global health challenge.
From the patient to the laboratory.
Climate change and travel medicine.
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Join the waitlistFree registration. March 2027, online with a field tour.
