In the context of globalization, many public health issues face not only local challenges but are also influenced by global factors. Understanding global health issues and developing interdisciplinary collaboration skills have become crucial aspects of global health practice. This module, through its four complementary teaching dimensions—"Core Knowledge," "Technical Knowledge," "Application," and "International Development"—aims to broaden students' global perspectives and enhance their interdisciplinary thinking, communication, and practical abilities. The module is taught entirely in English and comprises five compulsory courses, totaling 11 credits.<br><br>Upon completion, students will possess a broad understanding of global health governance issues, fundamental skills in global health data analysis and practice, and strong interdisciplinary thinking, teamwork, and foreign language communication abilities. Graduates with these skills can pursue careers in academic research institutions or join government or non-governmental organizations to participate in global health practice.