This past year, my feet and my mind have transversed three major cities.
I departed New York, my home, to seek an MSc in Public Health at the School back in September 2015 in London. I spent an incredible 9 months there in growing both professionally and personally and making…
The UK’s vote to leave the European Union will inevitably have significant implications for higher education and research, and for our School. Many of our staff and students are from EU countries, we are involved in European research programmes, and have an influential voice in European public health and…
The Mwanza Intervention Trials Unit (MITU) was set up in 2006 as a joint initiative of London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the Tanzania National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR). MITU was established with special funding from the UK Medical Research Councilnow largely self- supporting through research grant…
The 2016 Alumni Photography competition received over 60 entries. The quality of entries was extremely high and the fantastic images reflected the diversity of the School’s alumni community around the world.
MSc Tropical Medicine and International Health alumnus Dr Mark Foulerton was this year’s winning with his stunning…
The School is a member of London Universities International Partnership, a group of London Universities that work with the Mayor of London’s office promote the 
UK’s capital city as a top destination for education, culture and tourism.
Earlier this year 14 London universities, including the School, visited UAE and Qatar as part of a special showcase exhibition. The exhibition included an installation, based on the River Thames, including interactive panels showing how London’s universities are educating the next generation of city leaders, educators, planners, creatives medical researchers and builders.
Themes included:
Exclusive Google research reveals that London is the most searched for city on the internet by US students looking to study overseas. London is the most popular city in the world for US students with nearly 30,000 studying in the city each year, a total that cannot be matched…
School alumni in Geneva talk about the power of the alumni network and how it has helped them in their careers…
It is with great sadness that we report that Alero Thomas died this past weekend.
Alero was a clinical pathologist and Senior Clinical Lecturer in the Clinical Sciences Department and the Immunology Unit between 1992 and her retirement in 2006. Alero was Research Degrees Director for the Faculty of Infectious…
Tony McMichael, who sadly died in September 2014, was an outstanding and visionary public health scientist who was particularly renowned for his pioneering work on climate change and health.
He showed early awareness of the need to address injustice and defend the disadvantaged. As a student he spent a summer…
The latest issue of Alumni News, the School’s annual alumni magazine, is now available online. Featured stories include:
Alumnus Prof. David Dance: Winner of the Cross of Labour medal
April 8, 2019
Obituary: Dr Elizabeth “Lizzie” Millett
March 27, 2019
Alumna Marie-Laure Frelut: New Deputy Chair of the Clinical Committee of the World Federation of Obesity
March 21, 2019
Amira Shaheen: Winner of the 2019 OWSD-Elsevier Foundation Awards (one of five winners)
March 12, 2019
30 years alumna – Dr Isabella Danel
March 8, 2019
You are a great inspiration for everyone who wants to make a differenc...
Congratulations for the achievement.Nice Achievement...
Sorry to miss you.A great son of Russian peoples' friendship universi...
I read Chesmal's tragic accident with deep sadness. He was devoted to ...
Chesmal's work, on ethics, rights, and attention to the needs of the m...
