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Centre for History in Public Health: Website redesign

posted on March 22, 2025

Research Summary: Centre for History in Public Health Website Redesign

Institution: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Topic: History in Public Health — research, education, and public engagement
Key Research Areas: Current research projects; publications and teaching; public engagement activities including seminars, conferences, films, and walks
Resource Type: Academic research centre with integrated public engagement programming
Access: Redesigned website with comprehensive information on Centre activities and outputs
Public Engagement: Seminars, conferences, films, walks — diverse modalities for knowledge dissemination
Evidence Grade: Academic institutional resource — peer-reviewed research and scholarly teaching integrated with public humanities

The Centre for History in Public Health (at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine) website has been redesigned. Visit the new website to find out all about the Centre including: current research; publications and teaching; as well as the Centre’s wide range of public engagement activities such as seminars, conferences, films, and walks. The new website is here.

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