School of Global Health – University of Copenhagen

School of Global Health

Co-creation in global health

New starter kit: Co-creation in global health

New open-access, mobile-friendly starter kit designed for beginners exploring co-creation, specifically in low-resource settings

Symposium Extreme heat and health in the context of climate change

UCPH Global Health Symposium:

Climate change, extreme heat and health: From evidence to action

Copenhagen Datawalk

New walking tour in Copenhagen:

Copenhagen Datawalk explores health and urban living

Study and Innovation Programme in Kenya

Study and Innovation Programme in Kenya

Explore the outputs of the programme here

Health and Human Rights

Health and Human Rights

Autumn semester 2026

Application deadline: 1 June

Welcome to the world of global health at the University of Copenhagen

News

From classroom to startup: Moving menstrual health beyond fertility and blood

Meet BeLuna, a student start-up from the University of Copenhagen, which is trying to change the…

When the green transition hits the backyard

We broadly support the green transition. But when it changes our landscape, our daily lives, or our…

Cancer patients are far more likely to develop mental disorder diagnoses

People diagnosed with cancer face a much greater risk of developing a mental disorder later in life…

When children bring viruses home, it can take a heavy toll on younger siblings later in life

Infants exposed to respiratory illnesses via older siblings typically fare worse in terms of…

Events

8 Oct. 2025 - 1 Oct. 2026

De første kvindelige læger

Udstilling på Panum om de kvinder, der tog lægevidenskabelig afgangseksamen fra Københavns…

27 Aug. - 28 Aug. 2026

Law and Security Conference

Conference organised by Centre for Law and Security (CERES).

28 Aug. 2026, 13:00-16:00

Unravelling the relational dynamics of breastfeeding support

PhD defence by Anne Kristine Gadeberg

28 Aug. 2026, 13:00-16:00

Evaluation of group-based psychoeducation for relatives of patients with bipolar disorder

PhD defence by Julie Ravneberg Stokholm

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