International Conference for Public Health Students
ICPHS 2025
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Conference Details
Date: Saturday, 1st November, 2025
Venue: Oculus, University of Warwick (and online)
Conference Programme: A detailed conference programme will be available on this page by October 2025
Undergraduate and postgraduate students from all disciplines with interest in public health are welcome to attend
Theme:
Reimagining Public Health: Building Equitable, Inclusive, and Sustainable Futures
Conference Features
- Hybrid Nature: Accessibility, international reach, and flexibility by combining in-person interaction with the convenience of virtual participation.
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Student Co-creation: Empowered students to take ownership, contribute to planning and agenda, and participate in the abstract review.
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Inclusive Participation: Inclusive planning committee, diverse speakers and topics, and safe, inclusive event spaces online and in-person.
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On-demand Conference Resources: Records of all oral presentations and posters will be available on-demand post-conference.
Pre-conference Workshop (In-person)
Sessions:
- Academic Writing.
- Publishing in peer-reviewed academic journals.
- Presentation Skills.
- Grant Writing.
- Public Health Career Development.
- Personal Development.
- Interdisciplinary Research.
Date: Friday, 31stof October 2025.
Venue: WMS Building, Gibbet Hill, University of Warwick.
Keynote Speakers
Professor Tracy Daszkiewicz
President of the Faculty of Public Health
Talk title: From Crisis to Transformation: Embedding Equity in Public Health Preparedness and Recovery
Professor Tracy Daszkiewicz is President of the Faculty of Public Health. She is an expert in public health who has worked in a variety of public health leadership roles across health, social care, community voluntary sectors and the Civil Service.
Professor Daszkiewicz’s specialist areas are tackling inequalities, the humanitarian aspects of recovery following major incidents, safeguarding against vulnerability and building resilient communities. She refers to herself as ‘trying to tread gently on the planet’ as she champions environmental factors and the need to protect biodiversity.
Professor Daszkiewicz is the Executive Director of Public Health & Strategic Partnerships at the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board covering Gwent, the South East region of Wales. She is a Visiting Professor at the University of the West of England in the School of Health & Applied Sciences, where she also holds an Honorary Doctorate for her contribution to Public Health.
Professor Daszkiewicz holds a second Doctorate with The Open University; she credits both these organisations with raising her. She lectures on Public Health and Emergency Planning at several universities. She serves as a Trustee for a Domestic Abuse charity, as well as a Community Governor at a Primary School.
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