ArticleFrontiers in veterinary science2026
Applying social entrepreneurship to One Health and climate education: a retrospective analysis of pre- and post-course survey data for a One Health and Global Food Security course.
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One Health is a concept of interconnectivity between human, animal, and environmental health, and also an approach to creating stronger health systems and outcomes for all. Teaching One Health as an approach is pedagogically challenging, as it requires both acquisition of new knowledge and the application of the acquired knowledge (the One Health approach) to be effective. Several core competencies have defined essential skills and behaviors to support One Health education, but more research is needed to fully operationalize the field. Social entrepreneurship is a systems-thinking approach that uses business methodologies to solve social challenges by blending financial revenue with social impacts. This approach may help provide an application-based paradigm to increase systems thinking in One Health education. This study aimed to evaluate how careful integration of social entrepreneurship into the One Health and Global Food Security course has supported students' learning. An exploratory retrospective analysis was performed on participant-matched pre- and post-course surveys from undergraduate, graduate, and professional students enrolled in the course in 2024 (
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