ONEH 3000

In this course, students will examine an emerging or topical issue in One Health from the perspective of their selected area of emphasis. Topics will vary among years and will reflect the research or professional interests of the course instructor(s). Students will analyze the selected topic from a general One Health perspective by establishing and refining the problem and identifying key concepts and components related to animal, environmental and human health. They will then explore the potential value and impact of a One Health approach within their area of emphasis and contrast that with current practices. In the process of investigating this issue, skills such as systems thinking, communication and critical thinking will be reinforced in preparation for the independent capstone experience. Upcoming topics will be posted in advance on the One Health and CBS-ADA websites. [Offering(s): First Offering W24][Restriction(s): Restricted to students in the BOH, BOH:C and ONEH minor. This is a Priority Access Course. Enrolment will initially be restricted to BOH and BOH:C students. When this Priority Access is lifted, students in the ONEH minor will have an opportunity to enrol (space permitting). See the BOH Advising site for more information.][Department(s): Department of Sociology & Anthropology]