Career interviews
I now understand with greater clarity the relationship between group health and individual health, that is of public health and conventional medicine.
I really enjoyed studying with international students. We learned so much about each other, and the fact that we all came from various backgrounds made the discussions lively and interesting.
The best thing that happened was that I was able to carry out my research in Ethiopia. I brought my kids and my husband and we shared the best experience of our life.
From nurse-midwife through master and Phd-studies to becoming the youngest General Director of Health in the Gambia. Hard work and steady focus pays off.
From being a lecturer and researcher of public health in the Faculty of Medicine, Mekelle University, to working for the Norwegian Center for Minority Health Research (NAKMI).
I thought it was very nice to communicate with others from different backgrounds. Also, I really enjoyed getting help from professors and classmates. Living in Norway was clean, quiet and impressive. I returned to my home country and continued to work at Jiangsu CDC, which is where I worked before I came to Norway.