One Health at Melbourne brings together veterinary, medical, environmental and public‑policy expertise to address problems that cross species and ecosystems.
Our researchers apply fundamental biology, along with advanced methods in genomics, epidemiology and ecological surveillance to understand wildlife and livestock health, and how these interact with human communities and the environment.
Projects range from amphibian genomics and wildlife disease ecology to antimicrobial stewardship and climate‑related health risks, with an emphasis on translating scientific evidence into practical measures that protect people, animals and habitats.
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One Health Research Group
Solutions to wildlife health issues through research, training and extension that benefit humans, animals and the environment.
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Asia-Pacific Centre for Animal Health
The Asia Pacific Centre for Animal Health (APCAH) is an internationally focused research and research training centre that aims to optimise animal production and product quality through improved control of infectious agents.
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Veterinary Epidemiology @ Melbourne
The veterinary epidemiology group aims to generate new knowledge and techniques that can lead to improvements in animal health, with an emphasis on identifying emerging areas of inquiry, particularly those that cross disciplinary boundaries.
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Translational Research Unit
Our research focuses on cytocompatibility and genotoxicity, and on using preclinical in vivo models to evaluate biomaterials and implantable devices.
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Parasitology @ Melbourne
Our researchers study a variety of socio-economically important parasites, with a goal to understand them and the diseases that they cause, so that we can develop effective treatments, vaccines, diagnostic tests and strategies for effective control.
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Veterinary Pathology
The Veterinary Pathology group in the Melbourne Veterinary School combines diagnostic services and anatomic pathology research with teaching in our Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.
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Animal Welfare Science Centre
We contribute to improved animal welfare as a world-leading provider of expert information, advice and education underpinned by rigorous research.
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Veterinary Climate Action @ Melbourne
Exploring the interconnection between the veterinary profession and environmental sustainability.