Global Studies Directory: People, Organizations, Publications

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This week, November 14th is World Diabetes Day. In 1991, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) launched a worldwide campaign to raise public awareness of pandemics. Today, diabetes affects more than 422 million people, the World Health Organization (WHO) predicts that diabetes is the seventh most common cause of death by 2030. In the HealthTap, we promise to disseminate and support the awareness of patients diagnosed with diabetes

In a worldwide interconnected world, international organizations play an important role in unifying the overall goals of the public health industry. Meanwhile, niche organizations that are focused on people with specific diseases, health problems or enthusiasm also make an important contribution. It may be easiest to obtain an Associate Degree (some are available online as well), but the Bachelor of Public Health is the best way to explore all areas of research. Through this level of education, students can continue to work as research assistants, become community organizers and educators.

This topic is used to study how people organize the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services, and prepare for research on national and global economic issues. In schools, this topic is usually found in modules and courses dealing with economic concepts and problems, but it is also important for studying the economic aspects of other social studies. By exploring science, technology and social relationships, students can understand the past and current progress of science and technology and its influence. This theme goes on various social studies courses such as history, geography, economics, citizenship, government and so on.