Registration is now open for the 2017 APRU Global Health Program Conference taking place Oct 16-19 in Manila, Phillippines. Continue reading “Register for the 2017 APRU Global Health Program Conference”
The inaugural APRU–NYT Case Competition will bring together the best minds from universities in the Asia-Pacific region to raise awareness and solve a pressing issue: The Future of the Pacific Ocean. Students will have the opportunity to be published in The New York Times International Edition and read by an audience of global leaders. Continue reading “Participate In The APRU and The New York Times Asia-Pacific Case Competition 2017”
We encourage all APRU Global Health Program faculty to please take a moment to fill out this survey to help us keep our information up-do-date. Continue reading “Faculty Needs Survey”
2017 APRU Global Health Program Conference - Registration is now open for the 2017 APRU Global Health Program Conference, hosted by University of The Philippines October 16-19, 2017, in Manila. For more information about transportation, venues, accommodations and more, download the Participant Information Guide [PDF] Registration Agenda [PDF] Abstract Submission Student Poster Contest Travel Grant Conference Venue: Novotel Araneta in Quezon City, Manila Registration Fees … Continue reading "2017 APRU Global Health Program Conference"
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2016 APRU Global Health Program Conference - The 10th Annual APRU Global Health Program Conference was held Sept 28.-Oct. 1, 2016. Hosted by the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, 160 participants from around the world attended, representing 17 economies and 10 different disciplines.
The APRU Global Health Program, housed at the University of Southern California, invites you to participate in a new collaborative study titled “An online survey of tobacco and e-cigarettes among students in the Pacific Rim.”
Continue reading “Student Survey: Tobacco and e-cigarettes among students in the Pacific Rim”
Global health work and training in underserved areas presents unique opportunities to serve and to learn, but also increases exposure to safety risks. Continue reading “Rules for the Road: Global Health, Safety and Security for Deploying Students, Staff, and Clinicians Overseas”
