Develop sought-after expertise of the interconnectedness of human, animal and ecosystem health, and the advanced skill set required to define and address current and future societal challenges – on this one-year multidisciplinary MSc. Based in UCL Genetics, Evolution and Environment, the course draws on expertise from across the university and industry partners including the Zoological Society of London and the Natural History Museum. You’ll also engage with professionals from government, industry, NGOs and communities for first-hand insights into the process of linking evidence to on-the-ground action. Learn through a mix of lectures, seminars, task-focused workshops and collaborative project work. You’ll be supported to develop new ideas, participate in ground-breaking research and conduct an original piece of research under close mentorship from leading academics and/or industry experts. This cross-disciplinary programme is for ecologists seeking to understand how environmental factors are impacting public health, and those from a health sciences background keen to gain the skills and expertise required to devise impactful operational solutions within the One Health approach.