Oxford Global Health – our approach
Global health is being reshaped in a period of turbulence. The climate crisis, conflict and displacement, widening inequality, rapid technological change, and sharp reductions in funding are altering patterns of disease and the systems designed to respond. Progress is under strain, and in some places reversing.
Addressing these challenges requires working across disciplines and geographies, in partnership with those most affected.
Oxford Global Health is a University-wide initiative that brings together expertise from across divisions and works with partners worldwide on major health challenges. We connect researchers, enable collaboration, align priorities and catalyse partnerships and initiatives.
Our work is grounded in equitable, respectful and inclusive partnerships. We support long-term collaboration, invest in emerging scholars, and advance research that is culturally sensitive and historically aware - improving health and livelihoods.
Our priorities
Our approach is challenge-led. We focus our efforts where the scale of the problem is high, where Oxford's expertise can make the greatest contribution, and where collaboration can accelerate progress.
Malaria Elimination
Accelerating the last mile to malaria elimination through research, partnership and coordinated action.
Climate Change and Child Health
Responding to the growing impact of climate change on children's physical and mental health worldwide.
Fungal Disease
Tackling the rising global threat of fungal disease through a new interdisciplinary One Health programme.
Building partnerships, shaping research
Facilitating interdisciplinary communities and partnerships to address the world's most pressing health challenges.
Our team
- Susanna Dunachie, Co-Director
- Caesar Atuire, Co-Director
- Androulla Kyrillou, Communication Lead
- Beth Bruce, Executive Assistant