Early Action Deadline: November 15, 2026

About the Program

Experience Prague through the lens of One Health, an approach that emphasizes the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. This program applies the One Health framework to real-world global health challenges through field-based learning and interdisciplinary engagement. You’ll participate in immersive field visits and interactive sessions exploring One Health issues such as infectious diseases affecting humans and animals, antimicrobial resistance, climate and health, wildlife conservation, and sustainable food systems. These hands-on experiences and interactive learning sessions will challenge you to think critically about the many factors that influence health outcomes across different domains. Throughout the program, you’ll also explore the cultural and historical context of the Czech Republic through guided tours and discussions with local experts. This combination of academic, practical, and cultural learning will deepen your understanding of global health issues and prepare you to tackle the complex challenges of the future.

Program Dates: July 5 – August 1, 2027

Course

Prague and the surrounding region serve as an extended classroom, with site visits, guest speakers, and other experiential learning opportunities that connect course concepts to One Health research and practice, alongside visits to museums, cultural landmarks, and other sites that deepen students’ understanding of the Czech Republic.

GOH 302: Global One Health Applications (3 credits)
Instructor: Kristen Sullivan
Note: Prerequisite GOH 201 (can be waived only with permission of instructor) and Sophomore standing

Deadlines

Please contact Kristen Sullivan ([email protected]) with any questions.

This post was originally published in Global One Health Academy (GOHA).