The George Institute for Global Health Campuses

The George Institute for Global Health's London Campus, in partnership with Imperial College London, specializes in cutting-edge training programs in global health research and implementation. Our courses equip students, researchers, and health professionals with skills to tackle pressing global challenges such as non-communicable diseases (NCDs), maternal and child health, and health equity. Programs emphasize evidence-based practice, innovative trial methodologies, and data-driven decision-making.

• MSc in Global Health and Implementation Science: A one-year program focusing on translating research into policy and practice, covering epidemiology, health systems strengthening, and behavioral interventions.
• PhD in Clinical Epidemiology and Trials: Advanced research training over 3-4 years, with projects on cardiovascular disease prevention, digital health tools, and large-scale pragmatic trials.
• MRes in Public Health Research: Emphasizes biostatistics, qualitative methods, and big data analytics for health outcomes research.
• Postgraduate Certificate in Non-Communicable Diseases: Six-month course on NCD prevention strategies, risk factor modeling, and global surveillance systems.
• Short Course in Digital Health and AI Applications: Intensive two-week training on wearable tech, machine learning for health predictions, and ethical AI deployment.
• MSc in Health Economics and Policy: Explores cost-effectiveness analysis, health financing in low-resource settings, and economic evaluation of interventions.
• Professional Doctorate in Global Health Practice: Blended learning for clinicians, integrating leadership, project management, and impact evaluation.
• Certificate in Maternal and Reproductive Health Research: Focuses on clinical trials design, reproductive epidemiology, and gender-sensitive health programming.
• Advanced Workshop Series in Biostatistics and Data Science: Modular courses on survival analysis, causal inference, and real-world evidence generation.
• Executive Education in Health Systems Resilience: Tailored for policymakers, addressing pandemic preparedness, supply chain optimization, and universal health coverage.

These programs leverage the institute's global network for hands-on projects, international placements, and collaborations with WHO and NHS partners. With small cohorts and expert faculty, participants gain practical experience through fieldwork in the UK and abroad. Our alumni lead transformative initiatives worldwide, advancing equitable health outcomes. The campus facilities include state-of-the-art labs, simulation centers, and data visualization suites, fostering interdisciplinary innovation. Enrollment is competitive, prioritizing diverse backgrounds to drive inclusive research agendas. Continuous professional development opportunities ensure lifelong learning in evolving health landscapes.

The Oxford Campus of The George Institute for Global Health, affiliated with the University of Oxford, offers specialized postgraduate and research training in women's health, reproductive epidemiology, and population health sciences. This site focuses on interdisciplinary courses that bridge clinical research, policy, and innovation to improve outcomes in underserved populations globally.

• DPhil in Population Health: Four-year doctoral program emphasizing longitudinal studies, genetic epidemiology, and women's health disparities.
• MSc in Women's and Reproductive Health: Comprehensive training in fertility research, obstetric trials, and reproductive justice frameworks.
• MSc in Global Health Science and Epidemiology: Integrates infectious disease modeling, vaccine trials, and health equity analysis.
• Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Trials: Practical skills in trial design, regulatory compliance, and adaptive methodologies.
• Short Course in Precision Medicine for Women's Health: Explores genomics, biomarkers, and personalized interventions.
• PhD in Implementation Science for Reproductive Health: Focuses on scaling evidence-based practices in low- and middle-income countries.
• Certificate in Health Data Science: Covers advanced analytics, EHR utilization, and predictive modeling for maternal health.
• Executive MSc in Health Policy and Systems: For leaders, addressing governance, financing, and resilience in reproductive services.
• Workshop Series in Qualitative Health Research: Methods for patient-centered outcomes, stakeholder engagement, and mixed-methods studies.
• MRes in Primary Care and Global Health: Research-intensive master's linking UK primary care with international health challenges.

Leveraging Oxford's world-class resources, including the Big Data Institute and John Radcliffe Hospital, these courses provide access to clinical cohorts, international consortia, and funding opportunities. Emphasis is placed on mentorship, publication support, and real-world impact through partnerships with NGOs and governments. The campus supports a vibrant research community with seminars, hackathons, and field attachments. Programs are flexible for working professionals, with online modules and in-person intensives. Graduates contribute to landmark studies on preeclampsia, contraception, and NCDs in pregnancy, shaping global guidelines and practices.