Building partnerships, shaping research
Complex global health challenges demand collaboration across disciplines, sectors and countries. Oxford Global Health convenes interdisciplinary communities, builds partnerships and helps shape research that improves lives and livelihoods.
Oxford Global Health works across disciplines, sectors and borders to connect expertise, build partnerships and shape research around the world's most pressing health challenges.
Working across our challenge areas and wider interest groups - including women's health, global cancer, HIV/AIDS and medical humanities - we identify where Oxford's expertise can make the greatest contribution and build partnerships to address those challenges.
Through seminars, workshops and interdisciplinary networks, we convene researchers from across the University and its international partnerships, creating opportunities for new partnerships, interdisciplinary research and lasting collaboration.
We work closely with partners, governments, international organisations, funders and policymakers to develop strategic partnerships and advance shared global health priorities.
We create space for dialogue on the ideas and issues shaping global health research. By bringing together researchers across disciplines and career stages, we encourage fresh perspectives on topics ranging from AI and ethics to concepts such as equity and solidarity, giving early-career researchers the opportunity to help shape the conversation.