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Engineer Michael Ilbert Mixes Multi-National Hits with UAD Plug-InsAugust 24, 2015 4:28:45 PM PDT
Engineer/producer Michael Ilbert has mixed records by the Cardigans, the Hives, Supergrass, and In Flames, but it's his work on Taylor Swift's Red and 1989 that have garnered him multiple Grammy nominations. Here, Ilbert discusses what UAD Powered Plug-Ins bring to his A-list international hit parade.Read More
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With hundreds of different brands, models, shapes, sizes, variations, and configurations to choose from, it's no wonder mic preamps are among the most misunderstood pieces of the audio signal chain. Here are the Top 5 reasons mic preamps matterRead More
AKG BX 20 Spring Reverb Plug-In TrailerAugust 3, 2015 6:07:09 PM PDT
Give your tracks the rich, enveloping sound and gorgeous dark ambience that only spring reverb provides. Introducing the authentic AKG BX 20 Spring Reverb plug-in, exclusively for UAD-2 hardware and Apollo interfaces, and crafted by Universal Audio in partnership with AKG Acoustics, Austria.Read More
5-Minute UAD Tips: AKG BX 20 Spring ReverbAugust 3, 2015 5:30:54 PM PDT
The AKG BX 20 Spring Reverb plug-in for UAD-2 hardware and Apollo interfaces envelops your sources in the gorgeously dark, dense ambience that only spring reverb can provide. In this 5-Minute UAD Tips video, you'll learn how to create haunting, desolate textures on vocals, soak guitars in dreamy ambience, and add space to drums.Read More
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Tube-Tech EQ Plug-In CollectionAugust 3, 2015 11:40:48 AM PDT
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UAD Tones & Techniques featuring the Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959July 8, 2015 4:29:51 PM PDT
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Mixing Valente's "It Don't Matter" with UAD Plug-InsJune 23, 2015 11:48:14 AM PDT
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I don't know about televised coverage because I don't watch any live tv, but this story was covered by many major news outlets on the web. I don't think this is indicative of a media conspiracy, btw.Huckleby wrote:Romney held a sham campaign rally in Ohio yesterday where he pretended it was a relief effort. They had a photo op collection of canned goods for the Red Cross that the Red Cross explicitly has no use for.
If the mainstream media is so in the tank for Obama, why didn't they highlight this embarassing lack of leadership and judgement on Mitt's part? I suppose they didn't want to have a political dust-up in the midst of a tragedy. Only MSNBC dared to run with it.
The Red Cross took the donations in the end, and Romney events have switched to asking for cash donations for the RC at campaign events. The canned good thing was a little ridiculous, but again, what else was Romney to do that would demonstrate his willingness to help? Obama has a photographer to document his actions while he is conference-calling with governors and steering federal resources from the Oval Office - this looks great for the campaign! The best thing Romney could do, from the perspective of charity, would be to redirect donations to the Red Cross, which doesn't look like anything at all from a photographic standpoint. It wouldn't even be worth a writeup. If you turned that sort of thing into a photo-op (e.g. Romney and Ryan standing behind a 4-foot check to the Red Cross), he would be criticized for being crass in much the same way he is now.


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New Toys: Interesting Mobile Linux Devices at CES
The first smartphones based on Intel's Moorestown, the Mini 5 with Android and the Lenovo LePhone: the mobile Linux highlights from this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
After Intel announced that it would optimize Moblin 2.1 as the mobile phone operating system, it was only a matter of time that actual devices hit the market. The CES in Las Vegas revealed that at least two companies announced such a device: the GW990 from LG and a smartphone from the Finnish startup Aava Mobile.
Whereas the LG phone should appear on the stacks in the second half of the year, the Aava smartphone is still in prototype with availability not quite yet determined.
Apart from the Moorestown devices with Moblin, Android also has something new to offer: Lenovo is starting its own, Android-based smartphone it calls Lephone. Although intended initially for the Chinese market, the hugely reworked user interface should gradually make its way to the U.S. and elsewhere worldwide.
Dell also boarded the Android train in November with its Mini 3 smartphone. At CES, it now presented a 5" tablet with SIM card slot, the Mini 5. The device in the Mini series also runs Android and has multitouch support and an attractive GUI. Availability or price details are not yet announced.
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Julia WhittyApr. 23, 2009 3:51 PM
We've been hearing for a while how warming temperatures might release huge burps from methane deposits on the seafloor and from permafrost—frozen reservoirs known as clathrates.
This is not something we want. Methane is 20 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas. In the last 150 years it's more than doubled in the atmosphere until today it totals about half the greenhouse effect caused by carbon.
The good news is that the latest belch 11,600 years ago appears to have been caused by expanding wetlands not melting methane ice. This according to a Scripps Institution of Oceanography study measuring carbon-14 isotopes in methane from air bubbles trapped in glacial ice. They found the surge 11 millennia ago was more chemically consistent with an expansion of wetlands. The paper's in Science.
Wetlands profusely produce methane as bacteria breakdown organic matter. Wetlands also tend to spread during warming periods.
Not this one though. We're destroying coastal and inland wetlands faster than any other ecosystem on Earth, according to the 2005 Millennium Ecosystem Assessment.
So we're killing off the methane factories. But also the biodiversity factories, the water filtration factories, the storm-buffer factories. Wetlands provide ecosystem services estimated at $14 trillion a year.
Sigh. Burp.
Laura McClureApr. 23, 2009 1:48 PM
So, scientists in South Korea went and cloned themselves a puppy. (Not for the first time, mind you—don't forget Snuppy in 2005.)
No, today's cloned dog, Ruppy the beagle, has the dubious honor of also glowing ruby red (thank you, sea anemones) under ultraviolet light. Hooray, science?
From the New Scientist:
A cloned beagle named Ruppy – short for Ruby Puppy – is the world's first transgenic dog. She and four other beagles all produce a fluorescent protein that glows red under ultraviolet light.
A team led by Byeong-Chun Lee of Seoul National University in South Korea created the dogs by cloning fibroblast cells that express a red fluorescent gene produced by sea anemones.
Don't miss the second photo of cute, creepy, glowing Ruppy. Here's a slow loris chaser if you need one. Via Digg, that teeming cesspool of fascination.
Julia WhittyApr. 22, 2009 4:19 PM
Julia WhittyApr. 21, 2009 5:58 PM
The rare element osmium is on the rise globally. Why? Because of the increased consumption of refined platinum, the primary ingredient in catalytic converters used in cars to reduce smog.
Ooops. Hate it when that happens. You know, unintended consequences.
A volatile form of osmium is generated during platinum refinement and also during the normal operation of cars and is now dispersed globally through the atmosphere. Osmium occurs naturally. But Dartmouth researchers were surprised to discover that most of the osmium in rain, snow, and in the surface waters of rivers and oceans is produced during the refining of platinum. Their paper is forthcoming in PNAS.
"It's interesting, maybe ironic, that we stopped adding lead to gasoline in the 70s so that catalytic converters could be introduced to remove smog from car exhaust," says Dartmouth Associate Professor of Earth Sciences Mukul Sharma.
The research team measured osmium in precip in North America, Europe, Asia, and Antarctica, in surface water and deep water from the North Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Southern Oceans. Human-made osmium also comes from chromium smelters, hospital incinerators, and the normal operation of cars, but it's primarily the industrial extraction and refining of platinum that produces the bulk of the osmium found in rain and snow.
Some 95 percent of the world's platinum comes from South Africa and Russia where it's roasted at extremely high temperatures during extraction and refinement. The heat turns the sulfur in the ore into sulfur dioxide and releases osmium. Neither country has environmental regulations for the process.
"It's surprising that we are seeing this measurable increase in osmium on a global scale," says Sharma. "And we can virtually blame it on one thing: our insatiable demand for platinum-based catalytic converters. Fortunately, unlike lead, the concentration of osmium in water is extremely small and may not adversely affect biology."
Well let's just hope that's true.
Laura McClureApr. 21, 2009 4:48 PM
Guest-blogging scientist Ron Naveen is the president of Oceanites, Inc., and the principal investigator of the Antarctic Site Inventory project. In honor of Earth Day, Julia Whitty and I asked him to answer a few questions about his work. He wrote the following dispatch from last week's Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Baltimore, MD.
Mother Jones: What are you doing right now?
Here I am, The Penguin Guy, ensconced in the chrome-glass expanse of the Baltimore Convention Center for my second week of this year's Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting. I've been going to The Ice for 25 years and to these meetings for 15, keeping an up-close and personal eye on the world's diplomatic community and whether it's truly conserving Antarctica for all future generations.
I count penguins. That's my life's work. The penguin population changes that my colleagues from The Fagan Lab at the University of Maryland and I detect—and our underlying analyses of how the warming Antarctic Peninsula affects these changes—will provide clues as to what's going to happen to those of us living in more temperate latitudes, decades down the line. My penguins, as the proverb goes, are "canaries in the cage"—or, more accurately, "canaries in The Ice"—sending us signals we shouldn't ignore.
So from my perspective, it's totally necessary to see how my work, and the work of so many other scientists, gets translated, used, and possibly abused in these meetings.
Nearly 400 diplomats, Antarctic program managers, logistics experts, and polar scientists from 47 countries attended this year, probably no more than a third of whom have ever visited Antarctica. All business is done in four official languages—English, Spanish, French, and Russian—with smatterings of Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Czech, Portuguese, and other languages filling the air during coffee breaks.
At the State Department in Washington, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton officially and formally opened the Meeting with the heads of Antarctic Treaty Delegations and a potpourri of foreign ministers.
Many of us streamed the Secretary's opening session on our laptops at the Treaty's Committee On Environmental Protection meeting here in Baltimore. Clinton created quite a splash with her pitch that, with respect to dealing with climate change, the "US is back!" That US representatives were essentially muzzled for eight years from pursuing climate-related matters in these meetings is astonishing, but hey, that was the last administration and, happily, a new era has dawned. See clips and quotes on The Oceanites Feed site I maintain.
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Steve AquinoApr. 21, 2009 10:09 AM
The Center for Public Integrity analyzes the coal industry's strategy to keep coal-fired power plants burning long in to the future:
As Butch Cassidy might say, "Who are those guys?"
They're the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, a collection of 48 mining, rail, manufacturing, and power-generating companies with an annual budget of more than $45 million — almost three times larger than the coal industry's old lobbying and public relations groups combined.
As Butch Cassidy might say, "Who are those guys?"
They're the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, a collection of 48 mining, rail, manufacturing, and power-generating companies with an annual budget of more than $45 million — almost three times larger than the coal industry's old lobbying and public relations groups combined.
CPI reports ACCCE spent nearly a quarter of that budget last year lobbying the Senate. That's more than Citigroup spent lobbying altogether last year, and double what Bank of America spent. The rest went to advertising and political donations—all in the name of convincing the public clean coal exists.
The coal industry is actually lobbying to receive support for technology that captures carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants. That technology doesn't make coal any cleaner, and Energy Secretary Steven Chu says carbon-capturing technology will take ten years to prove itself. But the coal industry's lobbying and PR efforts have already reaped one huge benefit: The new draft (PDF) of Henry Waxman and Ed Markey's climate change legislation—about which the House energy committee is holding hearings all week—includes a provision what would allow new coal-burning power plants as long as they capture a large part of their carbon output. This is a major shift on Waxman and Markey's part: Only a year ago they backed a moratorium on all new coal-fired power plants.
Laura McClureApr. 20, 2009 8:37 PM
Want some Earth Day inspiration that has nothing to do with Susan Boyle? Check out the seven Goldman Environmental Prize winners this year. From Indonesia to Appalachia, shipping to logging, these "Green Nobel" winners all have great heart. The one I spoke with, Hugo Jabine, comes from the forests of Suriname, where the Maroon community founded by freed African slaves has lived for 300 years. Goldman award materials say Jabine and his co-recipient Wanze Eduards "successfully organized their communities against logging on their traditional lands, ultimately leading to a landmark ruling for indigenous and tribal peoples throughout the Americas to control resource exploitation in their territories."
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Steve AquinoApr. 20, 2009 1:10 PM
More than 35 years ago, Congress enacted the legislation now known as the Clean Water Act. The law had been around since its first incarnation—the Federal Water Pollution Control Act—in the Truman era, but the bill Congress passed in 1972 was a sweeping overhaul of the original act. The Clean Water Act set limits on the amount of pollutants industries and cities could discharge and gave the Environmental Protection Agency the power to sue and penalize polluters that exceeded those limits.
But after Ronald Reagan came to Washington, his administration established a program of voluntary compliance with Clean Water Act standards. That program is the launching point for Frontline's documentary Poisoned Waters (airing Tuesday at 9 pm on PBS), which examines widespread pollution in two US waterways—Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound—caused by 25 years of unregulated toxic industrial, agricultural and municipal runoff.
Narrator Hendrick Smith shows us the first striking snapshot of aquatic pollution when he joins one environmental activist on a flyover of a Purdue chicken farm in Maryland: Behind each shed of 40,000 chickens, we see huge brown splotches of phosphorus- and nitrogen-heavy chicken manure. Rainwater eventually causes the chicken waste to leach in to one of the streams that make up the Chesapeake's massive aquatic footprint. As Smith shows, chicken waste dumped into a tributary in Richmond could eventually end up in your drinking water in Baltimore.
Poisoned Waters is filled with those types of images: Frogs with six legs, once-male bass in West Virginia rivers that have morphed into females, and an underwater waste pipe spewing a constant noxious cloud of brown goop into Puget Sound. Smith and his crew use those images as segues to the documentary's crucial point: Any pollution that kills aquatic life can harm humans. Finding dead fish floating belly-up on the surface of a river is a bad omen for humans drinking its water.
While deregulation emerges as the main culprit for the nation's polluted waterways, Smith implicates another group of culpable offenders—us. We've spent years creating new chemicals for everything from pesticides to household cleaners, all without pushing for up-to-date technology to purify our water of these toxins. Smith talks to one team of scientists who test for toxins in the Potomac River, both before and after its water is run through a treatment plant just north of Washington, DC. The plant's outdated filters only remove a third of the pollutants in the Potomac.
So what can we do about it? Poisoned Waters concludes the impetus to clean up aquatic pollution—and halt it in the future—carries the most force when it comes from the electorate. But a pure environmental argument doesn't always resonate with the voters. As Chris Miller, an activist with the Virginia-based Piedmont Environmental Council, says, "Getting up in front of a crowd and saying, 'The bay's in tough shape, and the pollution's getting worse, and we've gotta change our lifestyles to save it,' really doesn't get you anywhere." And with three-quarters of the US population living near waterways, hundreds of millions of Americans are affected by unregulated pollution. The trick is getting us all to care.
Note: I wasn't aware PBS would be advertising this program on our site until after I watched and reviewed Poisoned Waters. —S.A.
Taylor WilesApr. 20, 2009 1:08 PM
Recently Kiera Butler wrote that the Food Safety Modernization Act 2009, or HR 875, will not mean the end of organic farming if it passes. Well, the bill may not send the feds tromping through your backyard basil patch, but it's certainly worth questioning—along with the Food and Drug Administration Globalization Act, or HR 759, also currently in the House. For local farmers whose produce doesn't reach the conventional food industry, how legislators construe 875 could have dire consequences.
Sure, Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), 875's sponsor, likely doesn't intend to sap the livelihoods of small farmers. But as far as I can tell, neither 875 nor 759 take into account the need for separate regulations according to farm size and financial capacity. If we really do intend to bolster small farmers, rather than letting them struggle to keep up with legislation that, by default, favors corporate farms, the bills need to be more discerning. One example?
Dave GilsonApr. 20, 2009 11:29 AM
After last week's organic food online forum, we're ready for the next course. This week's topic: recycling and waste. The modern recycling movement got its start alongside the first Earth Day, nearly 40 years ago this week. Since then, recycling's gone mainstream: Americans now recycle and compost a third of their trash, up from just 6 percent in 1970. Yet, as detailed in the current issue of Mother Jones, we're generating more waste than ever before. In just 5 minutes, we use another 1,060,000 aluminum cans, 2 million plastic bottles, and 15 million sheets of paper. We're still drowning in plastic, New York recycles only a fifth of its garbage, and trash haulers still find landfill more profitable than recycling. Then consider that municipal solid waste—that's the stuff that fills our home garbage cans and office paper bins—is just 2.5 percent of our total "Gross National Trash" output. While we've been agonizing over whether our plastic yogurt lids can be recycled, have we been missing the big picture? Is recycling giving us a false sense that we're solving our waste problem?
We put that question to four experts: Elizabeth Royte, Eric Lombardi, Annie Leonard, and Susan Strasser. Check out some highlights from their answers below the jump. Or head on over to our recycling online forum, which kicks off today. For the rest of this week, our panelists will be checking in to respond to readers, discuss and debate the future of recycling and waste, and perhaps even solve the mystery of the yogurt lid.
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Feeling tired or lethargic? Instead of camping out on the sofa with a supply of comfort food, B energised! B vitamins are needed to release energy from the food we eat and a shortage can leave us feeling a little run down.
So take a healthy trip to the larder and stock up! B vitamins are found in a whole range of foods – leafy, green vegetables, beans, bananas, wholegrain foods, orange juice, fortified breakfast and meat. These recipes all contain lots of B vitamins, to help boost your energy levels.
Quick Chicken Liver Pate
This quick pate can be made in advance, frozen and served later as a starter with toast triangles and Cumberland sauce or as canapes on crostini.
Place 4 tbs dry sherry and 4tbs water into a small saucepan, along with a bouquet garni and bay leaf. Bring to the boil, simmer until the volume has reduced by half and then set aside. Heat ½ tbs olive oil in a non-stick pan and gently cook 500g cleaned chicken livers for 2-3 minutes.
Add a very finely diced onion and a crushed clove of garlic and cook for a further 5 minutes. Stir in a small tub of natural, low fat cottage cheese, a tbs of tomato puree, the sherry, without the flavourings, and freshly ground black pepper. Puree using a blender or by pushing through a sieve. Spoon into individual ramekins and serve.
Alternatively, cover with greaseproof paper, pop into a freezer bag and freeze. Remove from the freezer at least 3 hours before serving and allow to defrost at room temperature.
Makes 8 servings.
Nutritional information: 120 calories and 5g fat per serving. Each serving is also packed with vitamin B12, has twice the recommended daily allowance (RDA) of folate for adults and the RDA of riboflavin and vitamin B6.
Tuscan Bean Soup
Heat 1 tsp olive oil in a large saucepan, add 2 crushed cloves of garlic, a chopped onion, 2 finely sliced leeks, 2 diced carrots and 2 diced celery stalks. Cover and sweat over a low heat for 15-20 minutes or until the vegetables are soft, stirring occasionally.
Add a tbs tomato puree, a 400g tin of chickpeas, a 400g tin of barlotti beans (both drained and rinsed) and 750ml vegetable stock. Simmer for 10 minutes. Puree a quarter of the soup in a liquidizer and return to the saucepan, along with a 225g bag of baby spinach. Bring back to the boil and simmer for a further 5 minutes. Serve with crusty bread.
Makes 4 servings.
Nutritional information: 310 calories and 7g fat per serving, more than the average RDA of folate and significant amounts of riboflavin and vitamin B6.
Banana Cornflake Cookies
Preheat the oven to 190 degrees C and spray 2 baking trays with cooking spray or line with greaseproof paper. Beat together 250g polyunsaturated margarine, 100g demerara sugar and 100g caster sugar until fluffy and light in colour. Lightly beat 2 eggs plus an egg white and gradually add to the margarine and sugar, mixing well after each addition.
Stir in 2 medium-sized mashed bananas and then 375g plain flour and a tsp bicarbonate of soda – beat well until all the ingredients are combined. Lastly stir in 40g cornflakes. Drop spoonfuls of the mixture onto the baking tray and bake for 15-20 minutes until golden.
Makes 30 servings.
Nutritional information: 145 calories and 7g fat per serving, along with lots of vitamin B12.
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This online Master's degree in Public Health provides you with the knowledge and skills to address diverse public health issues in low, middle and high income settings. The varied curriculum allows you to opt for a broad range of knowledge or to concentrate on specialised areas. The MSc offers four alternative streams: the general Public Health stream and three specialist streams: Environment and Health, Health Promotion and Health Services Management.
Students of this programme come from diverse backgrounds. Many are health professionals working at a service or policy level, while others wish to obtain public health skills that they can apply to their work in development, community services, government, research or teaching.
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By the end of this programme, you will gain:
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The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) is the leading postgraduate medical institution in Europe in the subjects of public health and tropical medicine. It was crowned 'University of the Year' at the Times Higher Education Awards 2016 for its 'extraordinary' response to the Ebola crisis.
The MSc Public Health programme is accredited by the Agency for Accreditation of Public Health Education in the European Region (APHEA) which is the accreditation body of the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER).
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Study materials will be made available via the LSHTM Virtual Learning Environment, Moodle, from the beginning of October and depending on the module, other study materials, for example, CDROMs, study guides or textbooks, will be sent to you at your chosen delivery address either by courier or by post during September. Tutor support is provided through the discussion forums available throughout the academic year on Moodle and, in addition, synchronous Collaborate sessions and individual feedback on assignments will be provided.
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Applicants who submit applications on or after 1 June 2017 will be required to pay an application fee of £100 at the point of submission, which will be deducted from the balance of fees payable upon registration. If the application does not result in registration, the application fee will not be refunded. No application fee will apply to applications submitted on or before 31 May 2017.
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine has a partnership with the Said Foundation. Available are funding opportunities to Syrian, Lebanese, Jordanian or Palestinian nationals. More details are on our Funding your Study page.
Free online taster courses
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A new free online course, 'Health in Humanitarian Crises', begins on 6 February 2017.
Open Days and Information Days
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine holds regular open days in London. You'll have the opportunity to talk to staff and students, receive a tour of the School, and find out how it can help you prepare for a career in public health.
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The School has developed an introductory course in drug safety which is aimed at a wide variety of practitioners. Read more about Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacovigilance.
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Sven is a Freelance Medical Consultant. Prior to his University of London Master's degree, he trained as a Doctor of Medicine at the Institute for Human Genetics, Saarland University. Sven also holds a Master's in Public Policy from the University of Oxford.
Structure and syllabus
The PG Cert consists of 4 compulsory core modules (PHM101, PHM102, PHM103, PHM104) plus 2 further PHM1 modules.
The PG Dip consists of 4 compulsory core modules, 2 further PHM1 modules, plus 4 elective modules (at least 2 must be taken from selection group PH2, the remainder chosen from the selection groups listed below).
The MSc consists of 4 compulsory core modules, 1 stream-specific PHM1 module, 1 further PHM1 module, 1 stream-specific PHM2 module, plus EITHER 7 elective modules OR 4 elective modules and a project report (at least 3 of the elective modules must be taken from selection group PHM2, the remainder chosen from the list below).
If on the General stream: either 8 elective modules or 5 elective modules and a project report must be chosen after the PHM1 modules. At least 1 PHM2 module must be chosen if doing the project report; OR at least 4 PHM2 modules must be chosen if not doing the project report.
Key to streams
There are four streams to the MSc:
· E&H - Environment & Health
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· Gen - General stream
To gain an MSc with a particular stream, you must complete the relevant compulsory modules for that stream. These are marked C in the table below. Modules marked R are recommended for that stream. A module marked O is optional.
Please see the Public Health Programme Specification and Regulations for further information on the modules available for study under each stream
Four compulsory core modules
Additional PHM1 core modules
Elective modules
- Analytical models for decision making
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- Principles and practice of health promotion
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Elective modules from group IDM2
Elective modules from group EPM2
Elective modules from group IDM3
Elective modules from group IDM5
- Restrictions and pre-requisites may apply to some of the modules.
- For Postgraduate Diploma/MSc students, credit for one or two modules studied at LSHTM (blended learning study) may be allowed in place of one or two of the above elective modules, subject to module restrictions. An additional fee will be payable.
How you study
You study independently, at a time and pace that suits you (subject to some programme-specific deadlines) using the comprehensive study materials provided, with support available from academic staff. Online resources and study materials for the modules you have registered to study will be available via the LSHTM Virtual Learning Environment, Moodle, from the beginning of October. Depending on the module, other study materials, for example, CDROMs, study guides or textbooks, will be sent to you at your chosen delivery address either by courier or by post during September. The module materials will take you through a programme of directed self-study, and indicate how and where you can obtain supplementary study materials and access tutorial support to enhance your studies.
Tutors are allocated to each module and are available to answer queries and promote discussion during the academi year, through the online Virtual Learning Environment.
We know that if you have a full-time job, family or other commitments, and wish to study at a distance, you will have many calls on your time. Therefore, the Postgraduate Certificate can be completed in 1-5 years and the Postgraduate Diploma or the MSc in 2-5 years, providing some flexibility to plan your studies.
The study year runs from the beginning of October through to the June exams, during which time tutorial support is available. Students carrying out projects are assigned personal supervisors to support their project work throughout the year.
The support you receive
- a web-based virtual learning environment (including web conferencing, allowing you to pose questions and engage in academic discussions with tutors and fellow students)
- teaching staff provide written, personalised feedback and advice on assignments
- you can communicate with other distance learning students, either individually or by setting up your own learning support groups.
Study materials
You receive access to your study materials after you register. Details of the study materials provided for each module can be found in the module specification documents located on the Structure tab on the Public Health programme page. You also have access to the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine's online library resources.
We also provide all students with a student registration card.
The fees below refer to the 2017-2018 academic year only and are effective from 1 March 2017. Fees are subject to annual review.
|Initial registration fee
|£ 1,200
|Fee per core module
|£ 1,065
|Fee per elective module
|£ 675
|Fee for final project
|£ 2,025
|Postgraduate Certificate
|£ 7,600
|Postgraduate Diploma
|£ 10,300
|£ 13,000
|Individual modules (taken on a stand-alone basis)
|Fee per core module
|£ 1,300
|Fee per elective module
|£ 1,900
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When to pay
Fees may be paid in one of two ways:
How to pay
All University fees must be paid in pounds sterling (GBP). The University accepts:
· Western Union - Quick Pay
· Credit/debit card (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Electron, JCB)
· Sterling banker's draft/cheque
· International money/postal order
Further details are given in payment methods.
Other costs
In addition to the fees payable to the University, you should also budget for the fee charged by your local examination centre to cover its costs; this fee will vary. MSc students who are carrying out a project may also need to budget for travel expenses or consumables.
If you are a UK or EU national and you have lived in England for three years, you could be eligible to apply for a Postgraduate Loan.
Fees are subject to annual revision and typically may be increased by up to 5% per annum. For a full list fees that may be applicable, please see the fee schedule.
Applicants who submit applications on or after 1 June 2017 will be required to pay an application fee of £100 at the point of submission, which will be deducted from the balance of fees payable upon registration. If the application does not result in registration, the application fee will not be refunded. No application fee will apply to applications submitted on or before 31 May 2017.
Assessment varies from module to module but will include a combination of unseen written examinations and written assignments. Details are given in the module specifications, found under the Structure tab on the Public Health programme page.
Examinations take place once a year in June. These are normally held in a student's country of residence. We have examination centres in over 180 countries worldwide, for details please see our Assessment and Examinations section.
Examinations are arranged mainly through Ministries of Education or the British Council. Students taking examinations will need to pay a fee to their local examination centre.
Credit awarded
Credits will be awarded to all modules (15 credits each) and (MSc only) the project (45 credits) successfully completed. To successfully pass an award, the following credits must be gained:
- Postgraduate Certificate – 60 credits
- Postgraduate Diploma – 120 credits
- Master's – 180 credits.
Academic Requirements
You will meet the academic entrance requirement if you have both:
- a minimum of one year's relevant work experience; and
- a first or second class honours degree or the equivalent, in a subject appropriate to the course, from a university or other institution acceptable to the University of London.
Please note we accept qualifications from around the world. For further guidance please see our LSHTM Qualifications for Entrance.
If you do not satisfy the above requirements you may still be admitted at our discretion on the basis of your academic qualifications, work experience and references.
Language Requirements
It is essential that you have an adequate command of the English Language to carry out your studies.
The following may be considered as acceptable evidence of English language proficiency:
- substantial education (minimum of eighteen months) conducted and assessed in English or
- substantial work experience (minimum of eighteen months) conducted in English.
If you do not meet one of the above requirements then you will be required to have passed one of the following within the past three years:
- Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English when a minimum overall score of 185 is achieved, with at least 176 in Writing and 169 in Listening. If taken prior to January 2015 then you must achieve a minimum overall score of grade B.
- (IELTS) International English Language Testing System when an overall score of at least 7.0 is achieved with a minimum of 6.5 in the Written sub-test and a minimum of 5.5 in Listening, Reading and Speaking.
- Pearson Test of English (Academic) overall score of 68 or above, with a minimum of 62 in Writing and a minimum of 59 in Listening, Reading and Speaking.
- (TOEFL) iBT Test of English as a Foreign Language overall score of 100 or above with at least 24 in Writing, 23 in Speaking, 22 in Reading and 21 in Listening.
Where an applicant does not meet the required English language level but believes they can demonstrate the required level for admission the University may, at its discretion, consider the application.
Computer Requirements
You must have regular access to a computer (or mobile device*) with an internet connection to use the University of London International Programmes website and the Student Portal. These are where your programme's study resources are located. Through the Student Portal you can register as a student, enter exams and use your programme's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). The VLE provides you with electronic learning materials, access to the University of London Online Library, networking opportunities, and other resources.
To get the most from your studies, your computer should have at least the following minimum specification:
- screen resolution of 1024 x 768 or greater
- sufficient bandwidth to download documents of at least 2-5 MB, and the following applications installed:
- a computer that reads Microsoft Word format (.doc and .docx)
- Excel software
- Adobe, or other pdf reader.
Some of the CD-ROMs and software provided for use with Epidemiology modules may not be fully compatible with Apple Mac computers.
* Certain essential functionality may not be supported on all mobile devices.
Additional requirements:
- Students will need to use a calculator.
- A headset/microphone will be required to participate in 'real-time' online discussions.
LSHTM - Health
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) is the University of London's major resource for postgraduate teaching and research in public health and tropical medicine, as well as the leading postgraduate medical institution in these subjects in Europe. It has an international standing with a staff that has unique multidisciplinary and international experience.
This programme has been designed by staff within the Faculty of Public Health and Policy. This Faculty, which has a staff of about 150, carries out research in environmental factors and health, health policy, health promotion, and health services. The disciplines represented include medicine, epidemiology, nursing, pharmacy, statistics, operational research, history, economics, sociology, psychology and anthropology. In addition to the main activities in research and teaching, staff in the Faculty provide advice, consultancy and information on a wide range of public health and health care policy issues.
Academic leaders
Ros Plowman, Course Director
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Rosalind Plowman originally trained as a nurse following which she worked in a variety of clinical settings. She then studied for a BA in Human Sciences at Oxford University and an MSc in Health Planning and Financing at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the London School of Economics. On completion of her MSc she was appointed project co-ordinator of a study which assessed the economic burden of hospital acquired infections and this became the basis of her PhD thesis which focused on the economic burden of infections occurring in surgical patients. Rosalind's research interests include the economics of infection and the costs and benefits of selected infection control activities. Rosalind became involved with the LSHTM distance-learning programme in November 2001 and is currently the Course Director for the Public Health distance learning course.
Marcus Keogh-Brown, Deputy Course Director
Marcus Keogh-Brown is a Lecturer in Economic modelling in the Health Economics and Systems Analysis (HESA) group of the Department of Global Health and Development at LSHTM. Marcus studied Mathematics and Statistics at Queen Mary, University of London, and Computer Studies at the University of Essex, and has a PhD from Queen Mary, University of London. His current research interests involve the use and development of macroeconomic models in a health context. Current and previous health and macroeconomic applications include infectious and communicable diseases such as SARS, influenza, antibiotic resistance and malaria and also non-communicable disease modelling and its implications for agriculture, food, the environment and trade. He is also the Deputy Course Director for LSHTM's DL MSc in Public Health, Deputy Module Organiser and Tutor for LSHTM's DL MSc in Global Health Policy, and the Course Organiser for LSHTM's Basic Maths Support Sessions.


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God, it's annoying about Instagram. You pay them that monthly fee and then take all those brilliant photos of pieces of cheese and share them with your friends, and then, yesterday, you get hit with it: they're going to sell your pictures on to advertisers without giving you a penny or asking your permission. The cheek of it is astounding. The worst of it is: you can't escape. Once you're an Instagram user, there is simply no way to protect yourself from this cynical, greedy move by Facebook, a company that used only to be interested in making the world better through social networking.
There are three deliberate mistakes in the preceding paragraph. Here they are in case you missed them. Facebook has long been interested in making money out of you, which you can tell from the fact that Mark Zuckerberg is a billionaire. Since Instagram is not a branch of the government, you can easily skirt its rules by the straightforward expedient of closing your account and removing your pictures. And there is no monthly fee. Instagram, like a bunch of other online services that everyone complains about as if they're under some moral obligation to give you really clever stuff just because you have nice manners, is absolutely free of charge.
In the circumstances, the idea that there is anything for the typical user to complain about here is absurd. I could sort of understand it if your nearest and dearest were going to start appearing in newspapers without their permission as a result, but that obviously isn't going to happen: to use their faces, the advertisers would have to get their agreement.
You wouldn't have understood that from much of the online reaction yesterday, though. The general view on Twitter (another free service, incidentally, and one which has garnered plenty of complaints of its own when it has shown the temerity to accept – hold on to your pearls, Maude! – advertising seemed to be based on the shared understanding that we have a fundamental human right to awesome retro filters. There is, in fact, no such right, or at least no such right that entails the free provision of a convenient online service with which to apply them.
It's so weird, this internet tendency: no one walks into a shop and gets crotchety when they learn that they have to pay for the goods, or moans about their football team wearing a sponsored shirt. Cool things that we like cost and if they don't cost us money, they cost us in other ways. You don't like it? Fine.
Stop whining, delete the app and pick up your old SLR. Then take the negatives to Boots. Hey, maybe they'll develop them for you for free!
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Brian Kennedy at the Robin 2, Bilston
Brian Kennedy and Kath at the Robin 2, Bilston in the West Midlands. Brian had just played a wonderful set including a beautiful medley of Van Morrison's Crazy Love, Tupelo Honey and Have I Told You Lately. He finished his set with a solo voice version of You Raise Me Up. Lovely!
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Cows on the horizon;
Here the land is ancient bumps and slopes,
And everywhere
We are surrounded by its hills.
Back home, the land is flat,
and its horizon stretches for kilometres
In every direction;
You see no cows.
This evening, Joe sat in the pub
With his habitual pint of Guinness,
And talked with ages old
About the horizon
That he sees every day
From his English tractor;
Spoke, with knowledge, of the horizon
That the Sassenach and the Yanks claim in Qatar.
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