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Integrated Marketing Communication for Behavioral Impact (IMC/COMBI) in Health and Social Development

in Collaboration with the World Health Organization

Location: New York, New York

Dates: July 8-26, 2013

Arrival/Departure: Participants should expect to arrive on Sunday, July 7th and depart on Saturday, July 28th.

Institute Dates: Classes will begin on Monday, July 8th and end on Friday, July 25th.

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Program Costs

2013 Housing Cost - $875
2013 Tuition Cost - $3595
2013 TOTAL COST - $4,470 US DOLLARS

Who Should Apply?

Health and social development professionals who have the responsibility for designing, supervising or managing health education and other IEC/social mobilization programs to achieve specific behavioral goals. Prior communication training is not required for this Institute.

Reminder: Please note that the language of instruction in this Summer Institute will be English. All application materials must also be in English.

For More Information

Program Administration: Stina Dufour, Program Manager, Office of Academic Initiatives and Global Programs, Phone: (212) 998-5099; Fax: (212) 995-4923; E-Mail: steinhardt.combi@nyu.edu

Academic Content: Dr. Everold Hosein, Senior Communication Advisor/Consultant, WHO: everold@gmail.com or Everold.Hosein@wmc.who.int

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