Global Health Seminar Series: Dr Kelly Rose-Clarke

The UCL Institute for Global Health's Global Health Seminar Series is a dynamic and inclusive forum for exploring key issues in global health. Open to anyone with an interest in the field including academics, current and prospective students, and professionals working in global health, the series offers thought-provoking presentations and discussions led by a diverse range of expert speakers.

Each event provides an opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research, policy debates, and real-world experiences from across the global health landscape. Seminars will be held either in-person or online.

Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding, connect with others in the field, or stay informed about emerging challenges and innovations, we welcome you to join us.

About the speaker

Dr Kelly Rose-Clarke is a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Principal Investigator in Global Mental Health within the Institute for Global Health at University College London. Kelly is interested in developing and testing mental health interventions for low-resource settings, with a focus on community-based approaches for children and adolescents. In Nepal, Kelly is leading an 8-year programme with Transcultural Psychosocial Organization Nepal to evaluate a school-based talking therapy for adolescents with depression.

Kelly is a mixed methods researcher and social scientist with training in clinical medicine. She has worked as a consultant for UNESCO and conducted research for the World Health Organization to inform global mental health policy and programming.