Date and Time: Thursday 5 February 2026, 14:00-16:00
Location: Highfield Campus, Building 58/1065 (in person)
Audience: All Staff and PGRs
Course Overview
Join Dr Chandni Jacob for this informative session on engaging with International Health Organisations, including giving a wider perspective on international collaboration and opportunities for researchers. This session will cover:
- The World Health Organisation
- The United Nationa Children's Fund (UNICEF)
- World Obesity
- Others working in global health.
The workshop will explore how research contributes to global health agendas and policies, and discuss practical pathways for engagement such as contributing evidence or collaborating on projects and initiatives. Drawing on real examples from academic work and collaboration with international organisations, the session will illustrate how research can link with broader global health priorities.
Spaces are open to PGR’s and academic/KEE staff.
Please note: spaces are limited for this booking and we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.
Speakers Bio
Dr Chandni Maria Jacobs
Dr Jacob is a consultant for the World Health Organisation, and a Senior Health Systems Research Adviser for the World Obesity Federation. With a background in clinical medicine and public health, Dr Jacob has worked with multiple international organisations to support the development of health policy and clinical guidelines. She has vast experience in the science-policy interface and evidence-informed policymaking having led multiple projects to develop recommendations for international organisations that support policymakers.
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