Institute news

A self-management toolkit is now publicly available for people with Parkinson’s and their carers.

We are delighted to announce that Dr Ayeshah Émon has been awarded a UCL Student Choice Award for Diverse & Inclusive Education.

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the death of Emeritus Professor Michael Wadsworth, who led the National Survey of Health and Development at UCL.

From India to UCL and beyond, Priya’s MSc in Health Psychology shaped her career in student wellbeing and inspired a passion for inclusive mental health practice.

On International Women's Day 2026 we spoke to members of our Career Progression Group about their greatest achievements, resilience and looking to the future.

Congratulations to our students who have earned a spot on the Dean's List for the highest achievers of the 2024-25 academic year.

Faculty staff will take up policy placements, co delivering projects on public health, poverty, healthy eating and zero emissions transport.

Nay is a humanitarian worker and current student on the Humanitarian Policy and Practice MSc. Nay tells us about his journey to UCL and the support and services available to students.

As UCL marks 200 years of bold ideas shaping society, Professor Daisy Fancourt launches Art Cure, a book illustrating how creativity can power healthier lives.

As we begin UCL's bicentennial year, we are proud to reflect on the impactful work and research to come out of the Faculty of Population Health Sciences in 2025.

Award-winning artist Lynn Dennison has been commissioned by UCL in partnership with UCLH to create a public art installation exploring the relationship between health, health inequalities and housing.

UCL remains among the world’s best for public health, ranked 4th globally and second in Europe in 2025 ShanghaiRanking.

An interview with our new co-leads for the Equality Action Group (EAG), a dynamic staff and student team which facilitates equality, diversity and inclusion within the Institute and beyond.

We speak to Jessica about her experience following her placement with UCL's Public Health, Health Determinants and Inequalities research group.

Researchers can now access a rich national resource from the British Regional Heart Study (BRHS).