Climate Change is a Health Crisis. Be the Solution.
The international online HEALTH IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE Master's degree combines environmental and health sciences to train professionals who can address the complex challenges of climate change on human health. Gain the knowledge and skills to assess risks, develop adaptation strategies, and improve processes and behaviors within healthcare systems, public entities, and related industries.
A NEW FIELD IS EMERGING. Climate change represents one of the most pressing challenges of our time, affecting not only natural ecosystems, but also socio-economic conditions and human health globally. As temperatures rise, weather patterns alter and the frequency of extreme climate events increases, a direct and profound impact on individual and public health emerges. Infectious diseases, pollution, heat waves and other climate-related factors put the health of vulnerable populations at risk, making an integrated and informed approach to addressing these issues crucial.
The entire program is online. Organized by the Department of Clinical and Biological Sciences at the University of Turin, Italy, and managed by COREP.
Your Impact on Climate & Health Starts Here:
- ♦ Strategic Adaptation: Learn to implement and communicate effective climate-resilient health policies and strategies.
- ♦ Innovative Climate-Health Solutions: Master a dynamic, multidisciplinary online program, designed for flexible, cutting-edge learning.
- ♦ Cutting-Edge Climate Health Curriculum: Dive into the latest research and best practices on climate change's direct impact on human health.
- ♦ Global Climate-Health Expertise: Gain expertise from leading scholars and practitioners on the interconnectedness of climate change, health, and resource systems.
APPLY HERE! Enrollment open from 12 February 2025 (9am CET) to 30 April 2025 (3pm CET)
- Requirements: Bachelor's degree (open to all disciplines) + competency in English + strong motivation for mastering skills to advance a healthier future for people and planet.
- Language: English
- Format: Online
- Duration: 12 months (from 30 May 2025 to 15 May 2026)
- Contacts:
- Winston Gilcrease, Program Director: gregorywinston.gilcrease@unito.it
- UniTo Student Administration Office: master.medsanluigi@unito.it
- COREP Management: areamedica@corep.it
Our Master's Program is a proud member of the European Network on Climate & Health Education (ENCHE) and the Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education (GCCHE)
