Upcoming Events
July 2026
SSHSPH AlumNite 2026
Join us for a night of camaraderie at SSHSPH AlumNite 2026 as you catch up/network with fellow batchmates and public health professionals!
August 2026
Biosecurity Simulation Exercise (BSX 2026)
This tabletop simulation exercise aims to enhance inter-sectoral and inter-disciplinary preparedness for laboratory biosafety and biosecurity and deliberate biothreat events.
- Course
Past Events
January 2026
Global Health Emergencies in an Era of Uncertain Global Governance and Financing
This panel discussion will explore how the world can respond faster, fairer, and more effectively to future global health emergencies.
- Global Health
November 2025
The Experiences of Refugee and Asylum-seeking Parents in Supporting their Children’s Mental Health post resettlement in the UK
Refugee children experience a high prevalence of mental health problems, yet they often depend on their parents to access support.
- Research Round
Join the Dialogue: Climate Change & Public Health
This event will explore how climate change affects health across Asia and Europe, fostering dialogue between academia, policymakers, and public health experts.
- Global Health
Singapore Antimicrobial Resistance Research Symposium
Held annually in conjunction with World AMR Awareness Week, this symposium is a collaborative effort by leading healthcare and academic institutions
- Global Health
October 2025
Community engagement for dengue prevention and control
The third session of this webinar series explores how community engagement can strengthen dengue prevention and control.
- Webinar
Governance of Dual-use Risks of Synthetic Biology: Recent Efforts in China
Scientific progress in cutting-edge biotechnology has enabled the development of new medical countermeasures and disease surveillance capabilities. With the increasing ease of use and accessibility, and lower cost, of biotechnology, unintentional misuse or deliberate abuse of dual-use cutting-edge biotechnology will result in serious economic and security consequences.
- Webinar