“Health & Healthcare Systems in Denmark”
BBH499/HPA499 (SP20)
Professor Samantha Beebe, BBH
Professor Anita Yuskauskas, HPA
March 6-14, 2020
$1,650 (approximate)
Prerequisites: None
Registration Instructions: Contact Samantha Beebe, [email protected] or Anita Yuskauskas, [email protected]
Course Description
This three-credit course is designed to help you develop skills and perspectives from an international experience in Denmark. The course offers an opportunity to study and experience the culture of another country with a primary emphasis on the healthcare system, and the history, architecture, art, literature, geography and political system. We will engage in pre-trip planning and lectures, study and research during the trip, and post-trip reflections.
We will explore healthcare in a social welfare context through trip preparation and intensive field experience in Denmark. Topics covered during the course will provide a cultural and historical perspective of Denmark, the healthcare system in Denmark, and policies related to public health and healthcare. Pre-trip learnings will provide background to help you understand the challenges, opportunities and comparisons of the Denmark healthcare and business systems.
Students will travel to Denmark over Spring Break, 2020. You will have an opportunity to link pre-trip learning to experiential learning while in-country. Upon return to the USA, you will reflect on what you’ve learned and how it affected your perspectives on a social welfare country in relation to your own cultural identity, and career goals.
Included: All transportation within country, round-trip airfare, accommodations, all tours and entrance fees, and breakfast daily.
Not Included: Dinners, lunches, and souvenirs.
Itinerary
- Visit Danish Healthcare Teams
- Lecture with the Danish Medical Association
- Visit the European Commission
- Visit Danish Red Cross Asylum Center and Healthcare Clinic
- Tour Kofoed’s School
- Tour of Maersk Tower at the University of Copenhagen
- City tour of Copenhagen including Rosenborg Castle, Christiansborg Palace, and Canal Boat tour
- Train ride up the coast to North Zealand to visit Frederiksborg Castle
- Day trip to Malmo, Sweden
- and more
Program Leaders
Professor Samantha Beebe, BBH
[email protected]
Professor Anita Yuskauskas, HPA
[email protected]
Cost & Payment
Payment for the program happens in installments according to the deadlines set below. Withdrawal from the program before departure does not guarantee a refund. Please refer to the payment instructions and withdrawal policy for more information.
Payment | Amount | Due Date |
Non-refundable deposit | $250.00 | Nov. 1, 2019 |
Payment 1 | $1,000.00 | Dec. 6, 2019 |
Final Payment | $400.00 | Jan. 10, 2020 |
Total: | $1,650 (approximately) |
Questions?
We'd love to help! For questions about this program, please contact Samantha Beebe, [email protected] or Anita Yuskauskas, [email protected].
For general questions about education abroad, please contact Matt Lockaby.