Organisation

The EHESP School of Public Health was set up to provide a school of higher public health studies in France. The organization implemented serves the strategic guidelines of the institution presented in the objective and performance contract for the period 2014 to 2018.
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MANAGEMENT

Dean : Laurent CHAMBAUD
Director of Administration: Elisabeth de LAROCHELAMBERT

ADMINISTRATION

The general services are based in Rennes and managed by the General Secretariat:

  • Finance and budget,
  • Human resources,
  • Information and telecommunications system,
  • Archive,
  • Community facilities,
  • Property assets and risk management,
  • Legal,
  • Admissions.

COURSE MANAGEMENT

Course management covers:

  • Initial training,
  • Professional development,
  • Preparation for entrance examinations,
  • Educational resource centre.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

The department’s mission is to promote EHESP’s training activities, research and expertise at the international level.
In relation with the training departments and research centres, it is responsible for :

  • The design and implementation of support programmes to human resources development for third countries, through integrated training design activities,
  • The coproduction of international training courses and degree courses and the promotion of EHESP courses open to international students,
  • The development of a mobility and exchange policy between French and international students, professors and professionals,
  • The promotion of research activities at the international level.

The director for international relations is also joint director of the research centre for international and humanitarian health.

DEPARTMENTS OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

The EHESP is organised into departments:

The missions of the departments is:

  • Training managerial personnel responsible for health administration,
  • Providing higher education degree courses,
  • Research,
  • International relations.
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Published on 3 July 2017