Course overview
The aim of this course is to provide foundational knowledge in the field of human-animal relationships. In this course you will explore various settings through which humans and animals interact and how these interactions benefit (or not) human and animal health. In particular, you will focus on the complexities, ethical issues, benefits and risks of cross species relations and their intersections in health. By examining current real-world case studies, you will develop an appreciation and understanding of the role of animals in human society. This course will expand your thinking in relation to human-animal relationships that can be incorporated in any future health professional career.
- Theories And Frameworks
- Pets
- Risks, Ethics, Law And Advocacy
Course learning outcomes
- Identify key human-animal intersections and their impact on public health and society
- Describe evidence bases that support taking a multi-species approach to (human) health and society
- Identify how the complex intersections between public health and animal welfare could be addressed to promote wellbeing of human and animal populations
Degree list
The following degrees include this course