Uppsala University, founded in 1477, is the oldest university in Sweden. Today, the university is a leading research institution with a strong commitment to high-quality education and active engagement with society. With a wide range of academic disciplines and research areas, Uppsala University is dedicated to making a positive impact on the world through its research, teaching, and community partnerships. The university's mission is to pursue excellence in research and education while also working collaboratively with others to address the complex challenges facing our society today.

This distance programme comprises four semesters (120 credits). Students must read at least five courses in learning for sustainable development and global health corresponding to 105 credits, including an independent work of 30 credits and 15 credits of elective courses outside or within the central area.

Term 1:
Introduction to Sustainable Development, 7.5 credits
Introduction to Implementation Science, 7.5 credits
Power, Equity and Transformation, 15 credits

Term 2:
Implementation Methods and Design, 15 credits
Governance for Sustainability, 15 credits

Term 3:
Elective period, 15 credits
Research Methods, 15 credits

Term 4:
Thesis, 30 credits