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This is a multidisciplinary training program for students from a variety of backgrounds and experience, yet primarily aimed at medical practitioners.  Ideal candidates for this course are mental health professionals, who wish to work in a humanitarian context, including graduate students in these disciplines; mental health and psychosocial workers from developing countries; and general program management staff with at least one year field experience, wishing for more specialized psychosocial and mental health experience.