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Public Health

Public Health

From health awareness campaigns to disease outbreak investigation and management, public health graduates work across a range of roles requiring extensive knowledge on health, population behaviour, healthy environments and public policy.

Careers

Studying public health opens a wide range of career paths.

  • Preventing the spread of disease
  • Promoting health services
  • Developing policies and practices that deliver fair and equitable health systems
  • Creating safer work environments
  • Investigating sustainable environmental practices
  • Advocating for minority groups
  • Encouraging communities to adopt healthy lifestyle choices.

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Title Health, biodiversity, and the environment
Description

We have created a world in which human affairs, well-being and health appears to operate separately to the natural world. However, in the 21st century we are also aware that the natural world is under enormous pressure and that we are heading towards an uncertain future. In this session we will discuss how our health is linked to biodiversity and the environment and understand one framework, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (2015-2030), that has been developed to help all nations navigate a sustainable and healthy future.

For many young people the prospect of a dystopic future is deeply troubling. While these issues are very real they are also being addressed. The aim of this session is to present some of this knowledge and its application in a way to empower students to see and contribute to a positive future.
Learning outcomes
  • To understand the concept of Biodiversity and key ways in which our health and well-being are linked to it
  • To be aware of a range of other natural processes that impact health, including the climate system, which are undergoing change
  • To appreciate that there is global recognition of these problems and effort at all levels to find solutions
  • To appreciate the aims of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and how they impact health, and how as individuals we can help to reach them
Session length 45 - 55 minutes
Class size 20 - 30
Location On-campus
Cost Free