Melbourne Children’s Global Health
Melbourne Children’s Global Health is an initiative of the Melbourne Children’s Campus – a partnership of Murdoch Children’s Research Institute; The University of Melbourne, Department of Paediatrics; and The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne.
We actively engage with collaborators to reduce inequity and improve child and adolescent health globally. We achieve this through partnerships in research, public health, education and advocacy.
Latest news
Celebrating the launch of the ReALiSE HPV vaccine effectiveness study in Fiji
On 4 September, we celebrated the launch of an important new study investigating whether a single dose of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine can provide long-lasting protection against HPV infection 17–18 years after vaccination.
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WHO Collaborating Centre for Child Health
Enteric Diseases Research Group named as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Child Health for another three years.
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Open letter in support of WHO
Prof Julie Bines, Prof Trevor Duke and Prof Andrew Steer of Melbourne Children's Global Health join 476 other Collaborating Centre signatories in support of World Health Organisation (WHO) amidst the sudden halt to their global health funding by the US.
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June 2025, Inter-Institute Seminar Series on Global Health
How to Navigate the Global Health Financing Crisis When: Wednesday 25 June, 2025 Where: Arts West Forum Theatre, L1 Arts West – North Wing Building 148a
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