學生對 约翰霍普金斯大学 提供的 Protecting Public Health in a Changing Climate: A Primer for City, Local, and Regional Action 的評價和反饋

This course was incredibly informative and perspective-changing. I feel better-equipped to address and mitigate the impending challenges of climate change on a local and regional level.

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I enrolled late and therefore I lost the presence of many other attendees. In any case the contents of the course and the level of quiz and final assignments were important to me, I had to pay the necessary attention to details and topics dealt with during the different sessions. Thanks for the opportunity given to me. I will certainly continue with other free courses.

As someone who is interacting with Public Health matters, and in this case fused with climate change, both of which were new to me, at the moment I have a very good insight and this has sparked a greater interest in me in as far as this subject matter is concerned! I am honored and do not regret taking this course.

It is an interesting course that helped me to learn about action can Health Professional, Civil Organizations or Health Ministries do to improve our live in cities among others.

I thought the instruction and lecturers were great. I also enjoyed the final project which helped me understand climate adaptation plans from a more practical standpoint.

Thank you very much for this course, that is great!

It war really enjoyable and useful!

A nice overview of the topic and a good exposure to novice learners. This course broadened my understanding of the process behind policy making and communication in climate change. I particularly enjoyed looking at the issues from a public health lens.

Excellent course. Lays out a foundation of data first, then evidence-based recommendations and case studies. Only issue I encountered was the lack of recent learners, so assignments couldn't be peer-reviewed promptly.