In addition to exclusive access to readings and online course materials, participants will gain knowledge and skills to develop and direct malaria control, elimination, and eradication programs through an understanding of:

• Past disease eradication efforts;
• Malaria biology and epidemiology;
• Vector and parasite biology;
• New tools and strategies for eradication;
• Communication and advocacy;
• Financing for malaria elimination;
• Drug and insecticide resistance;
• Stratification of interventions;
• Impact of individual behaviors as well as political, social, and environmental/climate change factors;
• Surveillance techniques, including cross-border malaria challenges;
• Health systems;
• Country-led responses (e.g., high burden to high impact)
• Principles of applied modeling;
• COVID-19 and malaria; and
• Private and public sectors’ roles in elimination efforts.