UCL200 News

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

Student storyteller Aarohi Shah reports from UCL’s inaugural Global Mental Health Day, capturing discussions on inequality, innovation and the future of care.

The UCL200 Faculty PhD Symposium brought together postgraduate researchers from Population Health Sciences to present research, develop skills and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

Dr Kristina Clackson Bonnington's new cross-faculty research residency at the Bartlett School of Architecture is exploring how the redesign of public spaces could address gaps in women's health.

Futurecasting 21st Century Global Health: Anticipating Threats and Preparing Responses - delivered by Professor Natalia Kanem

UCL EGA Institute for Women’s Health were delighted to host a selection of free events from 10-20 March 2026 to celebrate International Women's Day and as part of Women's History Month and UCL200

Two centuries after UCL’s founding, two UCL Global Business School for Health alumni began a new chapter of their own, marrying on UCL's 200th birthday in a moment both historic and heartfelt.

The Faculty of Population Health Sciences helped open UCL’s bicentenary with an immersive VR activity at UCL Illuminated.

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.