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CHE’s Thanzi Programme has secured a new research grant from The Life You Can Save to establish collaborations with Namibia and Zambia, deepening long-term African research partnerships.

CHE Communications Coordinator Loren Arteaga-Reed shares her career journey from communications and gender studies to leading strategic communications and digital engagement at CHE.

CHE staff joined colleagues across the University of York in this year’s Great York Walk, raising funds and awareness for mental health research and support through Mentally Fit York.

Take your health economics expertise to the next level with our 6-week Decision Modelling Advanced course, offering flexible online learning, live Q&A sessions, and hands-on practical exercises in Excel or R.

The Thanzi Programme has launched its dedicated Studentship Programme webpage, as part of our mission to build sustainable health economics capacity across Africa.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, CHE highlights the link between mental wellbeing and the workplace through the Support2Work project.

Our newest postgraduates are contributing evidence-based insights to major challenges in health economics.

Applications should be received no later than Monday 13 July 2026 at 9am (GMT).