In this seminar, Emeritus Professor Bob Douglas will examine the global challenges facing humanity and explore the long-term prospects for our species' survival.

Are you interested in applying for Australia's TEFINET-accredited field epidemiology training program? Join our information session on the Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology and find out more.

The National Centre for Health Workforce Studies (NCHWS) is a new group within NCEPH. In the seminar, speakers will demonstrate the mission, team and priorities of the Centrem, followed by a recent modelling study forecasting demand for public sector midwives in the ACT through to 2032.

PhD candidate Ashis Talukder demonstrates that addressing the double burden of malnutrition in South and Southeast Asia requires consistent measurement, integrated programme approaches, and effective governance.

PhD candidate Sitotaw Bogale shares his study on a healthy lifestyle education intervention aiming to reduce metabolic syndrome risk among office workers in Ethiopia, focusing on diet, physical activity, smoking cessation, alcohol moderation, and stress management.

PhD candidate Getenet Dessie investigates the epidemiological evolution of malnutrition, the influence of broader socio-ecological factors, and the life course consequences of these conditions.

This NCEPH Guest Seminar by Prof David Plummer will explore how qualitative research can lead to ground-breaking scientific advances.

Join Professor Lyndall Strazdins and Annabel Crabb as they unpack how the gendered division of labour shapes our health, mental wellbeing, and working lives.

NCEPH is hosting an afternoon tea to honour the achievements of all our graduating students.