The Diploma in Zoonotic Diseases in the Americas is a 120-hour academic program that combines theoretical classes, discussion of clinical cases, analysis of scientific articles, and dynamic assessments. It enables participants to acquire the skills to understand, diagnose, prevent, and manage the main viral, bacterial, parasitic, and fungal zoonoses relevant to Latin America, as well as to analyze how climate change may impact the epidemiology of these diseases and to strengthen prevention concepts through vaccination.
