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The Global Health master's program tackles current and future health issues in today's world, providing two specialization options: an MA with a social sciences emphasis and an MSc concentrating on data, natural, and physical sciences. Both pathways will provide you with comprehensive expertise to pursue careers at the intersection of environmental and human health, influencing our collective tomorrow.
The MSc in Global Health: Human Health and the Environment adopts a multidisciplinary approach to Anthropocene challenges like climate change, urbanization, geopolitical shifts, demographic transitions, sustainability efforts, biodiversity conservation, and development.
Through collaborative learning, you'll explore core issues while investigating environmental influences and international organizations' roles, leveraging our robust partnerships with Global South institutions. You can specialize in either Global North post-industrial societies or Global South developing nations, contributing to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and forging a more sustainable path forward for humanity.
Duration: 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time