The 9th Summer Cource Program 2026 "Collaboration for Climate Adaptive and Equitable Public Health
Course Description
In line with efforts to advance internationalization and support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Diponegoro (FKM UNDIP), continues to strengthen international partnerships and networks through the organization of the Summer Course Program. In 2026, this program marks the eighth Summer Course offered to international students and lecturers from various universities, as well as researchers and public health practitioners from institutions abroad. This year, FKM UNDIP adopts the theme “Collaboration for Climate-Adaptive and Equitable Public Health.” The theme highlights the importance of cross-sectoral and cross-country collaboration in building public health systems that are adaptive to climate change and equitable for all population groups. This topic is highly relevant to current global challenges, particularly in addressing the health impacts of climate change and disparities in access to health services. The Summer Course is designed to integrate theoretical learning with case-based practice, enabling participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of policies, strategies, and innovations in achieving resilient and inclusive public health systems. The 2026 Summer Course will be conducted online, as in previous years, through Zoom Meeting and Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), from May 4 to June 4, 2026. Participants come from 17 different countries. Through this program, it is expected that broader academic and research collaborations will be established between FKM UNDIP and various international universities and institutions, while strengthening contributions to the development of climate-adaptive and equitable global public health.
Course Features
- Admission: Mar 2 2026 - Apr 10 2026
- Course: May 4 2026 - May 13 2026
- Seats Available: 35
- Faculty / School: FACULTY OF PUBLIC HEALTH
- Time: 01.00 PM - 05.00 PM (UTC+7)
- Classes : Online
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Learning Outcomes
- 1. Analyze the impacts of climate change on public health and their implications for vulnerable populations./li>
- 2. Evaluate health policies and strategies based on the principles of health equity and Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in a global context.
- 3. Design climate-adaptive public health solutions using a multisectoral and evidence-based approach.
- 4. Integrate multidisciplinary and multicultural perspectives in strengthening resilient and equitable health systems.
- 5. Demonstrate international collaboration skills in formulating innovative strategies to address global health challenges./li>
