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We are excited to announce plans to develop a HBS Research Centre, dedicated to producing world-leading, impactful research and fostering collaborations across public, private, and charitable sectors.
The Centre will address critical challenges in health, wellbeing, and sustainability by driving innovative, interdisciplinary research and creating practical solutions through partnerships with international, national, and regional networks.
Our research will span key current topical challenges including the following: public health, workforce wellbeing, sustainable development, society-environment interactions and nature-based solutions. Our work focuses on issues with real-world impact, focusing on the public good and in support of communities in urban and rural settings.
We aim to support skill development for undergraduate and postgraduate students through:
Our team will actively participate in professional networks and forums, sharing research and best practices to influence healthcare management and policy. We will also engage the public through research awareness campaigns and community-driven research projects.
The Centre will foster collaboration with colleagues across disciplines to drive innovation and create meaningful impact, furthering the work of healthcare management professionals. By bridging research, practice, and education, we aim to be a hub of excellence for advancing knowledge and improving outcomes across healthcare and related sectors.
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