Epidemiology, Population and Global Health 


Work within this theme quantifies disease burden and risk, models transmission dynamics and anticipates outbreaks by integrating behavioural science, clinical data, and the genetics and genomics of hosts and pathogens. 

Research examines determinants of health and healthcare access, revealing social and structural drivers that shape exposure, outcomes and equity. 

Advanced surveillance, outbreak investigation and risk analysis inform targeted, proportionate responses in communities and health systems locally and globally. Behaviour change insights enhance intervention design and delivery, while co‑production with stakeholders supports policy that is data‑driven, context‑sensitive and fair. 

The result is evidence that guides prevention, preparedness and control across varied epidemiological and resource settings.