Lumbreras
Tropical Medicine Course
OBJECTIVES
1. Students should develop skills for prevention,
diagnosis and treatment of infectious and tropical diseases, including
bacterial diseases, mycosis, parasitic infections, viral infections, sexual
transmitted diseases/AIDS and accidents caused by poisoning animals.
2. Students should integrate the knowledge in
epidemiology, clinical , parasitology, microbiology and pathology issues to
manage the infectious and tropical diseases mentioned above.
COURSE LOGISTIC
Participants. 24 maximun.
Targeted to third and fourth medical students. All teaching is in English.
Formal teaching is from 8.00 am – 2.30 pm daily Monday Friday for four weeks.
Tuition. Tuition for 2009
is $1000 and includes transport within
Travel. Participants are
responsible for their own international flight arrangements.
Accommodation. Home stay with a
Peruvian family can be arranged. A list of options will be provided.
FAQ . Frequently
asked questions
TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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08.00 am -10.00 pm |
Lectures |
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10.15 am – 12.15 pm |
Tropical
Medicine Out-Patient Clinic Or Tropical
Medicine Ward Rounds |
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13.30 am – 14.30 pm |
Laboratory or
Case Conference/Slide sessions |
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HOW TO APPLY
Registration form must be accompanied
by a non-refundable registration fee of $250. Registration fee and final
tuition payment once made are completely non-refundable. Total tuition for 2009
is $1000. Remaining course tuition of $750 is due 60 days prior to the course.
Acceptance of the course will be entirely on a first-come basis. No tuition
deposit is needed for waiting list places once the course fills. Registration
will start at July 1st, 2008.
CONTACT US
Further information regarding logistics and
registration can be obtained through the following:
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E-mail: Dr. Coralith Garcia 03345@upch.edu.pe
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Phone: 51-1-4823910
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Fax: 51-1-4823404
REGISTRATION FORM
Please type or
print clearly 
Please attached a
copy of your curriculum vitae.
21/07/2008