OUR MISSION
On October 26, 2012, when celebrating its 90th anniversary, Peking University Health Science Center founded the PKU Department of Global Health, aimed at leveraging the PKU rich resources to build up an academic institution dedicated to global health research in the 21st century.
The Department of Global Health, affiliated to the School of Public Health, is committed to integrating resources from multi-disciplines of public health, medicine, international relations and diplomacy, economics and management, population and environment, humanities and social sciences, pursuing the core value of “One Health”. Through scientific research, think tank services, talents training, industry-academia research cooperation, and international exchange and collaboration, the Department explores solutions to major health issues around the world, promotes the global health governance,the provision of global public goods for health and well-being of mankind.
ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT
The Department is pursuing the excellence in global health research and dynamic international exchanges and is devoted to exploring new models of infectious disease prevention and control, and health services and management, responding to the challenges posed by diseases, climate and environmental changes, and improving global health governance system with health diplomacy.
The Department offers master and PhD degree programs as well as non-degree executive education programs, to train the next-generation global health leaders with global vision, profound knowledge, and innovative research capacity for the global health academia, public service, and business world.
GRADUATE EDUCATION
The PKU Department of Global Health fosters an interdisciplinary and multicultural learning environment that propels innovative thinking and intellectual truth-seeking to cultivate next-generations global health experts, policymakers and researchers. The department provides students with semester-based courses, workshops and seminars, one-on-one academic research advisories, as well as opportunities to project research, international exchanges, and on-the-job practices. Students are expected to develop a box of conceptual and professional tools, which helps build rigorous scientific thinking, broad international visions, effective communication skills, and abilities to solve complex and challenging real-world problems.
EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
To improve human well-being, we have been engaged in cultivating a large number of high-calibre global health and development talents with global vision and local insights, rich multidisciplinary knowledge, and familiarity with international rules and standards. The Department leverages excellent resources across the PKU campus and a pool of global leading experts focusing on economics and management, public health, diplomacy and global governance, to train talents from the healthcare industry, government, academia, and NGOs both at home and abroad.
Faculty
XU Ming
Research Professor, Dean of the Department of Global Health.
Research areas: Global health governance, international development assistance and global public goods for health, public health finance.
HUANG Yangmu
Research Professor, Deputy Dean of the Department of Global Health. Research areas: Global nutrition and food safety, global R&D and public health, infectious disease and health emergency.
JIN Yinzi
Research Professor, Deputy Dean of the Department of Global Health. Research areas: Global Health Systems, development assistance for health, patient safety and healthcare quality improvement, global strategy of non-communicable diseases prevention and control.
ZHENG Zhijie
Distinguished Professor, Research areas: Epidemiology and prevention intervention of non-communicable diseases, global health strategy.
LIU Peilong
Professor, Founding director, Research areas: Global health governance, global health diplomacy, health development aid health project management.
GUO Yan
Professor, Research areas: Health project management, reproductive, maternal and child health, health policy and health system, social determinants of health.
REN Minghui
Professor, Research areas: Global health governance and diplomacy, universal health coverage and health systems, global health development, and World Health Organization governance
JIA Zhongwei
Professor, Research areas: Major and new emerging infectious disease risk models, prevention and control of drug abuse and related diseases, new public health management based on artificial intelligence and blockchain technology.
ZHANG Zhenyu
Associate researcher, Research areas: Global health and environmental health, global climate change, air pollution and population health, chronic non-communicable diseases.
LUO Yanan:
Associate researcher, Research areas: Aging and global health, health equity, social determinants of health, mental health, disability prevention, population health.
YIN Hui
Lecturer, Research areas: Global health promotion, health-related SDGs, global Health.
WANG Yu
Lecturer, Research areas: Global health governance, social determinants of health, application of spatial information techniques in public health.
XU Fujie,
Adjunct Professor, Research areas: Infectious diseases and public health.
CHAN Ying-Yang, Emily
Adjunct Professor, Research areas: Global health and humanitarian medicine.
Staff
LIU Fangjing, Head of Department Office, Assistant to the Dean
AN Xin, Academic Affairs Officer
LIU Yihong, Administrative Officer
