George Patton

George Patton is the Professor of Adolescent Health Research with the University of Melbourne. He is a Senior Principal Research Fellow with NH&MRC. His group has undertaken studies ranging from the sociological to biological. They include the Gatehouse Project, a trial of promoting social inclusion in Victorian schools, the development of large scale surveys to document patterns of child and youth development and leading long-term cohort studies of adolescent health and development. He has advised WHO, UNICEF, the World Bank and the UN on adolescent health and development and has chaired AIHWs advisory groups on 'A picture of Australia's children' and 'Young Australians, their health and well-being'. He has over 300 publications that include over 200 peer reviewed papers.
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Global Adolescent Health (Coursera) Coursera
University of Melbourne

Global Adolescent Health (Coursera)

Dive into the world of Global Adolescent Health with this insightful online course, designed to unravel the complexities surrounding the health and well-being of adolescents worldwide. This course offers a deep understanding of the dynamic factors influencing youth health and provides actionable knowledge on how individuals, communities, and nations can improve the health outcomes for this vital demographic.

Aug 4th 2026
5-12 Weeks
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