Microcredential: Sustainable Healthcare in Practice by Monash Sustainable Development Institute
📍 Online
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MSDI’s Sustainable Healthcare in Practice micro-credential will provide students with the knowledge and skills to create an inclusive, equitable, restorative and resilient health system.

If you or your employer is a member of CAHA or the GGHH network, contact us for details about receiving a discount on your enrolment.

Workplace training: Climate Care Program by Vets for Climate Action
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Vets for Climate Action have developed an annual program to providing the tools and knowledge to successfully integrate environmentally sustainable solutions into day-to-day veterinary practice.

Global Engagement Certificate in Climate and Health by The Global Climate and Health Alliance (GCHA)

📍 Online
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The Global Climate and Health Alliance (GCHA) has developed a pilot certificate series course that is tailored for the global health community who are keen on amplifying their organisation’s voice on climate and health issues, enhancing their participation in global climate and health initiatives, and leading advocacy efforts at the global and local levels for integrating health considerations into policy across sectors.

Graduate Certificate in Climate Change and Health by the University of Melbourne

📍 Parkville, VIC
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The Graduate Certificate in Climate Change and Health provides students with foundational knowledge and skills that address challenges in climate change and health. Through this exciting opportunity, students will gain skills in assessing and measuring climate change impacts on health in diverse settings in Australia. By completing this Graduate Certificate, students will be well prepared for leadership roles in climate change related health policy, and sustainable healthcare.

Masterclass – Research-Policy Partnerships 2025
📍 South Australia
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This interactive event is designed to help with the development of skills and expertise in collaboration for research-to-policy translation. Participants will explore opportunities for working across health research-policy boundaries and building stronger networks.