2nd July 2015, Manchester, United Kingdom
‘Global Health: the Good, the Bad and the Economy’
The University of Manchester is proud to announce the 4th annual International Festival of Public Health UK on Thursday July 2nd, 2015 in association with the Manchester Medical Society Public Health Forum and cities@manchester.
The festival presents you with the opportunity to display your work and network with other people working in public health and related fields from around the UK. Plenary lectures, workshops and poster displays will form the core of the festival.
International Festival of Public Health UK Festival Lineup
The theme for the festival will be ‘Global Health: the Good, the Bad and the Economy’. Abstract submission does not have to be confined to this subject and there will be no weighting applied to this topic when abstracts are chosen.
Following extremely successful Festival of Public Health UKs in 2012, 2013 and 2014, the Manchester Urban Collaboration on Health, in association with the Manchester Medical Society Public Health Forum, is pleased to announce that the Festival will be returning on July 2nd 2015.
Due to the growing international audience, we have also renamed the Festival as the International Festival of Public Health UK.
The Manchester Urban Collaboration on Health (MUCH) is part of the Institute of Population Health within the Manchester Academic Health Science Centre at the University of Manchester. Our mission is to perform world-class research applicable to populations locally, nationally and globally. We have a number of international and local projects.
MUCH’s director, Dr Arpana Verma, is also the president of the European Public Health Association, Urban Health section.
Registration now open!
There will be concessions for speakers, students, voluntary sector and the unemployed (if you feel you have another valid reason for concession, please e-mail much@manchester.ac.uk).
Click the link to register.
For more information, please visit the official Homepage of the Festival of Public Health UK.
The University of Manchester
The University of Manchester is Britain’s largest and most popular university, with a distinguished history of academic achievement and an ambitious agenda for the future. The University, with income in excess of £780 million, has four Nobel Prize winners amongst its current academic staff, and has embarked on an exciting and bold course which aims to make us one of the top 25 universities in the world, as set out in the University’s strategic vision for 2020: Strategic Vision 2020.
Tip: More up to date educational events dealing with global healthcare can be found online on the Education Database »medicine & health«.
