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Published on October 16, 2026
Join us for an 8-session online course that focuses on the evidence and tools needed to translate AMR priorities into practical policy action. Upon completion of the course, participants will have the skills needed to better understand, assess, and advance antimicrobial resistance (AMR) policy in their institutional and national contexts.
Developed by researchers and policy experts with expertise across government, academia, international organizations, and civil society, this course is designed for professionals from One Health sectors who want to better understand how policy decisions are made and how to influence them.
Through realistic policy challenges, case discussions, and problem-based learning, participants build practical skills to navigate policymaking processes, use different forms of evidence, work across sectors, and address the political, ethical, and equity dimensions of AMR.
The curriculum draws on social and political science, public health, and real-world AMR policy experience. Participants leave with practical approaches and tools they can apply in their work, along with new relationships with peers working on AMR across countries and sectors.
Certificates of participation will be provided upon completion of the course. The language of instruction will be English.
Course start date: January 19, 2027
Cost: $565 CAD / €350
Apply by December 8, 2026
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