Master Sante — One Health

Tuition fees are 250 EUR per year.

The Master Sante — One Health program at Université Paris-Est Créteil is based in Creteil, France, within the field of health sciences. One Health is an approach that studies human, animal, and environmental health together, recognizing that outcomes in each domain are interconnected, particularly around issues such as infectious disease, food safety, and environmental change. Students in a One Health program typically study epidemiology, veterinary and public health fundamentals, environmental science, and the policy frameworks used to coordinate responses across human medicine, animal health, and ecological management. Coursework often draws on multiple disciplines at once, asking students to consider how a health issue affecting one domain, such as an animal disease outbreak, can carry consequences for human populations and the wider environment. Career paths following a One Health education include roles in public health agencies, veterinary and agricultural organizations, environmental health services, and international bodies working on disease surveillance or food security. Because the field is inherently cross-disciplinary, graduates often work on teams that bring together medical, veterinary, environmental, and policy expertise, and some continue toward further research or specialized training in epidemiology or global health. This master's program lasts two years, with studies beginning in September, and is taught in French. The yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Given the interdisciplinary nature of One Health, applicants coming from health, veterinary, biological, or environmental science backgrounds should check the specific entry requirements directly with Université Paris-Est Créteil.