MSc One Health in Tropical and Infectious Disease

Human, animal and environmental health are deeply interconnected. As diseases move throughout species and ecosystems, the world needs a new generation of experts to tackle complex, cross-sector health challenges.

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Course type
Master’s course
Director of Studies
Dr Alexandra Juhasz
Location
Liverpool, UK
Start date
September 2027
Mode of study
Full-time, on campus
Duration
One year

Overview

Human, animal and environmental health are deeply interconnected. As diseases move throughout species and ecosystems, the world needs a new generation of experts to tackle complex, cross-sector health challenges.

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