News from across UCL

More than 300 delegates from 44 countries joined us for the 10th International Behaviour Change Conference, co-hosted by UCL CBC and BE-Change Knowledge Centre at NOVA University Lisbon.

Meet Dylan Hickey, a first-year Business and Health MSci student who is turning his passion for education, leadership and inclusion into meaningful impact on campus and beyond.

Meet Hanin Atia, a Digital Health and Entrepreneurship MSc student who is combining entrepreneurship, AI and healthcare innovation to develop digital solutions that support healthier ageing.

We were delighted to welcome staff, students and alumni to UCL on 3 July, as we celebrated UCL200 and 30 years of our master's programmes at UCL EGA Institute for Women's Health!

Developing an intervention that responds to the intergenerational trauma of structural racism and violence.

For the first time in its six-season history, Public Health Disrupted was recorded in front of a live audience for UCL200.

UCL EGA Institute for Women's Health were delighted to welcome students from four secondary schools to our Biomedical Sciences Summer School, which was held from 6-10 July.

Dr Hadi Waheed has received multiple prestigious awards in recognition of his research and presentation excellence

We’re excited to announce eight successful ECR Catalyst Grant Projects awarded by UCL Grand Challenges.

We’re excited to announce eight successful ECR Catalyst Grant Projects awarded by UCL Grand Challenges.

Meet Caitlin Lin, the UCL GBSH PhD student exploring antimicrobial resistance through modelling, health economics and policy, while building leadership, consulting and teaching experience.

Meet Rita Aoun, the UCL GBSH MSc Biotech and Management student using case-based learning, global perspectives and industry insight to build a career in oncology marketing.

A new video from UCL Grand Challenges highlights how researchers and professional services colleagues in UCL PALS are working together to reduce energy waste across UCL’s estate.

The World Health Organization has designated the Centre for Behaviour Change, part of UCL PALS, as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Applying Behavioural and Implementation Sciences to Improve Health

Academics from PALS have been recognised at this year’s UCL Education Awards, celebrating outstanding contributions to education and student support across the university.