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This programme is offered to you as a specialisation of the MSc programme Management, Economics and Consumer Studies
Health and Health Promotion
The aim of the MSc specialisation Health and Society is to study social and behavioural aspects of health and health promotion. This includes understanding of social, psychological, environmental and societal factors of health, illness and quality of life, as well as the consequences of the health condition both for the individual and for society.
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Societal impact:
Since health is related to a diversity of interrelated factors like housing, neighbourhood, work, education, lifestyles and recreation, the development of intersectoral policy is essential. Several disciplines are therefore presented and studied varying from sociology, health promotion, economics, demography, environmental studies and life sciences.
Health Care costs & policy-making
The relevance of the study domain is growing as a consequence of increasing health inequalities, diseases (e.g. heart disease, diabetes, HIV/Aids) and health costs. Among policy makers awareness of the impact of health (policy) and health promotion is increasingly recognised in recent national and international policy documents.
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Are you interested in studying Health and Society at Wageningen University?
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Eden is the student coach of Health and Society. He is a student, and can help you with all your questions about the possibilities after your Bachelor studies. You can email Eden, or click on Student Coach for more information.
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