Global Certificate in Improving Animal Health in Resource-Limited Settings

• Animal Health Fundamentals: Understanding the basics of animal health, including common diseases, preventative care, and nutrition.
• Epidemiology in Resource-Limited Settings: Studying the patterns and causes of diseases in animals in resource-limited settings, and how to control and prevent their spread.
• Community Engagement and Education: Learning how to effectively engage with and educate communities in resource-limited settings on animal health and disease prevention.
• Disease Surveillance and Response: Understanding the importance of disease surveillance in resource-limited settings and how to develop and implement effective response plans.
• One Health Approach: Examining the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health and the importance of a holistic approach to improving animal health.
• Animal Health Program Management: Developing the skills to manage and evaluate animal health programs in resource-limited settings.
• Animal Health Policy and Advocacy: Understanding the role of policy in animal health and learning how to effectively advocate for improved animal health in resource-limited settings.
• Technology and Innovation in Animal Health: Exploring the latest technologies and innovations in animal health and learning how to apply them in resource-limited settings.
• Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP): Hands-on training in field epidemiology, including data collection, analysis, and reporting in resource-limited settings.

• Research Methods in Animal Health: Developing the skills to design and implement research projects in animal health in resource-limited settings.