PHEAL120
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Global Health Through Film
Anthropology
Public Health Ethics, Advocacy and Leadership
Global Cultural Studies
Cinema Studies
Willamette College
Course Description
Global Health through Film provides first and second year students a film-centered introduction to an array of complex real-life social issues and health challenges facing our contemporary world. Students will be introduced to a variety of filmic genres and will screen films produced by individuals and organizations from African, Asian, European and South American countries. They will explore how individuals and communities in different areas of the world meet their basic human needs and how they contend with chronic and communicable diseases; challenges to occupational and environmental health; substance addiction and gun violence; and human health threats caused by climate disruption. Students will analyze these and other health issues by synthesizing, evaluating and applying knowledge from social and biological sciences and the humanities. The course provides a broad and image-packed introduction to the discipline and practice of global health.
College/School
Willamette College
Locations
Salem
Offering Cycle, by Year
Even Years
Offering Cycle, by Semester
Fall Semester
Credit Hours Min
4
No Requirements