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Our Planetary Health research is concerned with studying the state of Earth’s natural systems and our impact on them. A solutions oriented, transdisciplinary field, focused on analysing and addressing the impacts of human disruptions to Earth’s natural systems on human health and all life on Earth.
By 2033, we will be an authoritative resource in the design, implementation, and evaluation of complex social and biologic interventions, directed at the future security of the planet.
The University of Glasgow has the greatest concentration of medical virologists in the country and a unique partnership with our diverse one health community who have the highest quality of outputs for their research in the UK.
Planetary health investigates disruptions caused by human activities, such as climate change and non-sustainable resource extraction. Our research aims to implement actions that foster harmony between our environment and society.
The University of Glasgow, renowned for its international standing in one health research, is embarking on a transformative journey to understand and solve the intricate linkages between human, animal, and ecosystem health.
We have strong, long-term partnerships with many emerging scientific and research institutions across the globe in animal health, zoonotic disease, vector ecology, urban ecology, one health, and veterinary diagnostics.
Planetary Health research in the College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences is tackling key global issues facing our planet. Learn more about our journey.
The University of Glasgow promotes a collaborative research environment where all world changers belong. Join #TeamUofG and you’ll become part of a welcoming and international community of more than 9,000 talented people. We’re investing in our organisation, and we’ll invest in you too. You've seen what we can do, now we want to hear from you.
Collaboration within our community is at the heart of our College Futures. Our interwoven themes provide a welcoming supportive community as well as ample opportunity for collaboration. Explore our College Futures to discover how we're making a difference, together.
