Master courses

Master courses are online courses purpose-built by internationally recognised leaders in their field addressing priority subjects in global cancer control.

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What is a UICC Master course?

Delivered on the UICC eLearning platform, they offer a unique blend of modular learning and peer-exchange, combining recorded webinars and case studies with assignments, discussion forum activities and live Q&A sessions.

Launched at regular intervals, Master courses are faculty-led and follow a fixed schedule within which the course must be completed. Cohorts are capped to maximise interaction and participants are selected based on their applications and the relevance of the learning to their role.

When will the next cycle of Master courses take place?

The next cycle of Master courses will open for applications in March 2023, with courses expected to run between April and July 2023.

Check out the open Master courses below.

Master course: Access to essential cancer medicines

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Organiser(s):

Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)

Master course: Engaging with law and policy for cancer prevention and control

Staff members of the McCabe Centre for Law & Cancer, celebrating this year it's 10th year with an impact report chronicling its work and achievements in preventing cancer and protecting those affected by it.

Organiser(s):

McCabe Centre for Law & Cancer, Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)

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Can I access past Master courses?

Once a Master course has been delivered, the learning materials are reviewed and the content adapted so that it can be accessed as a self-guided course. These courses are available on-demand for all employees of UICC member organisations.

Click here to learn more about UICC's self-guided courses