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Graduate Certificate in Climate Change and Health

Course code: GC-CCHLTH

This course is available to domestic students only

Duration
6 months full time / 1 year part time
Mode (Location)
Mixed Attendance Mode (Parkville)
Intake

March, July

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Fees

AUD $18,000 (2026 indicative first year fee). Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are not available

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Course overview

Overview

Explore the relationship between climate health and human health

Help address one of the greatest global challenges to health and wellbeing with a Graduate Certificate in Climate Change and Health at Melbourne. Join a committed cohort of health professionals, policy makers, and others seeking solutions to environmental effects on health. Become an expert in measuring climate change impacts on health, as well as mitigation and adaptation strategies. Graduate ready to lead sustainability in health.

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Why study climate change and health at Melbourne?

Health professionals and leaders are urgently needed to understand these complex issues and develop effective solutions. You’ll be part of the crucial effort to understand, minimise, and develop strategies to deal with the impacts of climate change on health.

You will develop the following key, real-world skills:

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Who is the Graduate Certificate in Climate Change and Health for?

This course is for individuals passionate about the intersection of climate change and health. It's ideal for:

If you are committed to learning how to protect human health in the face of environmental challenges, this course is for you.

What do students say about the Graduate Certificate in Climate Change and Health?

Lindsay Scudder

"I have enjoyed discovering that the subject of climate change and health intersects many different specialities and through panel sessions have had the pleasure to speak with many leaders in various fields."

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This course also offers a clear and valuable stepped pathway into the University’s flagship Master of Public Health program, providing you with full credit into the program. This means your studies in climate change and health can seamlessly lead to a broader and deeper expertise in public health, further expanding your career opportunities.