
The One Health Center believes in cultivating interdisciplinary experiences in the classroom. Our courses are enhanced by the participation of a diverse group of students from a variety of majors, fields of study, and knowledge. These courses are open to all students regardless of department or prior experience. Check out our current listings below!
The One Health Center is proud to announce that our interdisciplinary course "The Circular Nature of COVID-19" has been approved as a Quest course! Every week, students will learn a variety of topics from different experts: from the “History of Pandemics” to “Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic”, from "Epidemiology and Public Health in the time of COVID19” to “Pandemic communication” and more! Students will also engage in different activities so to gain some experiential learning beyond the readings and the other materials assigned to succeed in class: e.g., interviews with culturally different others, visual blog, infographics, etc.
Stay tuned for more updates on a new graduate course on Circular Health, currently in development.
The One Health Center is proud to announce that our interdisciplinary course "The Circular Nature of COVID-19" has been approved as a Quest course and will be available this Spring! Every week, students will learn a variety of topics from different experts: from the “History of Pandemics” to “Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic”, from "Epidemiology and Public Health in the time of COVID19” to “Pandemic communication” and more! Students will also engage in different activities so to gain some experiential learning beyond the readings and the other materials assigned to succeed in class: e.g., interviews with culturally different others, visual blog, infographics, etc.
The course will provide the space and time for students to discuss and engage with thought-provoking issues and seek novel approaches around the topic of advancing health as a system. It is designed for students from diverse backgrounds (humanities and sciences) who intend to expand their knowledge on the multiple dimensions of One Health. It will deliver an overview of tools and topics that are fundamental to understanding why it is essential that we co-advance the health of humans, animals, plants, and the environment.
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