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New Health Courses Brochure 2025

It is with great pleasure that we share KIT Institute’s new 2025 course brochure with you

We are proud to introduce our new Master of Public Health and Health Equity programmes, designed to equip professionals with the tools needed to tackle complex health challenges and disparities.

Additionally, we offer a variety of shorter courses covering topics such as: Health Systems Strengthening, Disease Control, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS, Health Systems in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Environments …and more!
 
To accommodate our diverse participants, we provide courses in both French and English, with flexible options for full-time, part-time, e-learning, and in-class formats.

At KIT, education goes beyond knowledge acquisition; it is about empowering tomorrow’s leaders to create lasting, meaningful impacts on global health.

Join us in our commitment to advancing health equity and making a difference in communities around the world.
Together, we can build a healthier, more equitable future for all.

Explore our new brochure to find your ideal course!

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    This brief presents key lessons learned and best practices from the Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) programme across Egypt, Kenya, Palestine, and South Sudan. Drawing on experiences from women’s rights organisations, faith-based organisations, and young women leaders, it highlights practical and evidence-informed approaches that contributed to strengthening advocacy, leadership, gender equality, […]

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  • Entrepreneurial Leadership: The Driving Force Behind Viable Farmer Organisations

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    Across Africa, member-based farmer organisations (FOs) are widely seen as key drivers of rural development. On the one hand, they represent their members—providing platforms for collective voice, advocacy, and rural representation. On the other, they are expected to operate as viable commercial entities: organising input supply, delivering services, and engaging in collective marketing and storage […]

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  • Member of the Supervisory Board

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    KIT is a knowledge institute, business location and conference center with a mission: to work towards an inclusive and sustainable world. At our Amsterdam campus and through our global partner network, we empower people and communities to bring about positive change. KIT Institute is an independent knowledge institute. The work of our experts focusses on […]

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  • Entrepreneurial Leadership: A Key Factor in the Economic Viability of Farmer Organisations (Fr/En)

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    Farmer organisations (FOs) in Africa play a dual role: as platforms for collective action and advocacy, and as commercial actors generating revenues through input supply, storage, and marketing. Yet many struggle to achieve economic viability, hampered by governance weaknesses, volatile markets, and dependence on donor support. This learning brief, written by Jaap Voeten, Fresnelle Houéfa […]

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  • 5 May Freedom lecture and soup

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    On 5 May, Liberation Day, KIT hosts a special programme combining a Freedom Meal with a historical lecture about KIT in wartime. Historian Niek Lohmann will explore the institute’s role during the Second World War. Shortly after the German invasion in 1940, large parts of the building were occupied by the Ordnungspolizei. At the same […]

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  • Who Will End TB? — A symposium on science, stigma, and community leadership

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    Last Friday, we had the privilege of bringing people together at KIT Institute for a conversation on a topic that felt both urgent and deeply human. “Who Will End TB?” was a community-led symposium on TB, stigma, and society, organised by artist and TB advocate Paulina Siniatkina and Shaun Palmer from IAVI — just days […]

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