- 1 year part-time, 3-4 hours per week
- In-person, or online asynchronous learning
- Advanced training in clinical carbon footprinting & change management
- Global leadership network & policy tour to Brazil for COP30
- Begins with Intensive Sustainable Healthcare Week, 4 August 2025
- NUS-Accredited Graduate Certificate
Applications close on 7 March 2025
Programme Overview
The 1-year Executive Fellowship in Sustainable Healthcare empowers leaders to take the next step in their career. Designed for maximum flexibility, the programme combines in-person classes with the option of asynchronous online recordings, making it ideal for busy professionals.
In the first Semester, participants will develop critical carbon analytical skills and develop the ability to conduct and interrogate life cycle assessments in clinical and healthcare settings. Semester two focuses on developing change management skills and levers to tackle key challenges in the implementation of net zero healthcare.
Academic Coursework (3 to 4 hours weekly)
This Graduate Certificate consists of two advanced courses (4 units each):
- Foundations of Net Zero Analytics
- Driving and Implementing Net Zero Healthcare
There are 13 instructional weeks per semester (excluding semester breaks and exam weeks).
Thought Leadership Sessions (Every 6 weeks)
Hear from policy and industry experts on emerging solutions, how the field is evolving, and impactful examples from a diverse range of countries through our dual series:
- Fireside Chat Leadership Series
- Sustainable Healthcare Policy Series
Networking & Mentorship (Year-round sessions)
- Join a global network of Sustainable Health Fellows developed in partnership with the NHS and the US Diploma of Climate Medicine to facilitate knowledge exchange between the UK, US, and Singapore
- Be mentored by a leader in healthcare sustainability, with pairings assigned based on shared interests to gain meaningful and personalised insights
Programme Information
The Executive Fellowship in Sustainable Healthcare is a 1-year, part-time Graduate Certificate programme suited for executives in healthcare or sustainability who seek to learn key analytical and leadership skills to influence, manage, and operationalise sustainable healthcare within their organisations.
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Professionals with at least 5 years of relevant working experience with a demonstrated interest in sustainability are encouraged to apply. We accept applicants from a diverse range of backgrounds within the fields of either healthcare, sustainability, or beyond.
Shortlisted candidates may be asked to attend an online interview to gauge their fit with the Fellowship programme.
Applications close on 7 March 2025
Meet the Centre's Faculty and Affiliates
Prof Nick Watts
Director, Centre for Sustainable Medicine
Dr Amanda Zain
Deputy Director, Centre for Sustainable Medicine
A/Prof Eugene Liu
Chief Sustainability Officer, National University Health System
Prof Tan Sri Jemilah Mahmood
Executive Director, Sunway Centre for Planetary Health
A/Prof Wong Hon Tym
Clinical Director, Centre for Healthcare Innovation
Prof Koh Lian Pin
Director, NUS Nature-Based Climate Solutions
A/Prof Chantelle Rizan
Clinical Transformation Lead, Centre for Sustainable Medicine
Nina Zhang
Chief Procurement Officer, Singapore Healthcare Procurement Agency (ALPS)
Sammie Leung
Partner (Asia Pacific Sustainability), PwC
Dr Jessamy Bagenal
Senior Executive Editor, The Lancet
A/Prof Yann Boucher
Environmental Health, NUS School of Public Health
Asst Prof Jonathan Lee
Carbon Footprinting and LCA, Centre for Sustainable Medicine
Chris Gormley
Chief Sustainability Officer, National Health Service, UK
Prof Khoo Teng Chye
Director, NUS Cities
Tom Andrew
Health System Carbon Specialist, Centre for Sustainable Medicine
A/Prof Kimberly Fornace
Infectious Disease and Environmental Change, NUS School of Public Health
Paulette Frank
Chief Sustainability Officer, Johnson & Johnson
Dr Agnes Henson
Net Zero Supply Chain Expert, Centre for Sustainable Medicine
Related programme:
Master of Science in Sustainable Healthcare
Designed to provide a comprehensive grounding, this Master's degree focuses on both theoretical and practical skills needed in managing sustainable healthcare practices.
This programme can be taken in a 1-year (full-time) or 2-year (part-time) duration on campus, giving an in-depth and immersive overview of management principles for a low-carbon healthcare system.