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UBC SPPH researchers receive seed grant funding for tackling critical health priorities in B.C.

UBC SPPH researchers Adam Esterbrook, Craig Mitton, and Paul Kershaw have been awarded funding under the Ministry of Health Research Seed Grant program for 2024/25, run in partnership with UBC Health.
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UBC SPPH researchers receive seed grant funding for tackling critical health priorities in B.C.

UBC SPPH researchers Adam Esterbrook, Craig Mitton, and Paul Kershaw have been awarded funding under the Ministry of Health Research Seed Grant program for 2024/25, run in partnership with UBC Health.
International Transgender Day of Visibility

March 31 is International Transgender Day of Visibility, an intentional opportunity to celebrate and recognize the valuable contributions of trans community members – and reflect on how we can all contribute to trans inclusion.

UBC SPPH’s Dr. Khumbo Kalua awarded seed funding for Global South collaboration

Dr. Khumbo Kalua has been awarded $10,000 in seed funding to advance global collaboration in global health education.
Canada must step up as the global leader in pandemic preparedness

UBC SPPH’s Dean Regier discusses how Canada has the tools, the talent and the responsibility to lead.

SPPH Seminar: Teaching by Texting to Improve Maternal and Infant Outcomes

This seminar will present theoretical frameworks underlying the utility of text messaging as a strategy for changing health related behaviour.
UBC Launches Innovative Master of Global Health Program to Address Worldwide Health Challenges

The University of British Columbia’s School of Population and Public Health is proud to announce the launch of its Master of Global Health (MGH) program, western Canada’s only standalone professional global health graduate program.