UC Public Health Advocacy short course
Learn to influence health policy with confidence
Course Postponement – New Timetable below
Due to a range of circumstances, the University of Canberra wishes to advise a change of dates to the 2025 Public Health Advocacy Short Course. The Course is scheduled for 4-6, 11- 13 and 18-19 November, 2025. Registration is still open. Please see below for details.
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Educating in Real Time: How to Stay Up to Date in a Dynamic Policy Environment.
Holly Wild
As educators in public health, we are all too familiar with how unwieldy the field can be to teach. There are no neat, linear career pathways, no black-and-white answers, and not even a universally agreed-upon definition. While this ambiguity can feel overwhelming at first, students often come to appreciate the vast grey areas of public health.
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One Year As An Indigenous Early Career Researcher.
Sharna Motlap
NAIDOC Week 2025 marks a powerful 50-year milestone of honouring and elevating Indigenous voices, culture, and resilience, its theme, “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy,” resonates deeply with my personal journey.
The journey into academia, particularly as an Indigenous researcher, is paved with unique challenges and rewards. As I reflect on my first year as an Early Career Research Fellow (ECMR),
Read more...Welcome to the CAPHIA Board: Associate Professor Bevan Erueti as Māori Health Director
We are delighted to announce that Associate Professor Bevan Erueti has joined the CAPHIA Board of Directors as Māori Health Director, bringing distinguished Indigenous academic leadership to our governance and strategic direction.
A Leader Grounded in Mātauranga Māori
Dr. Erueti is an Associate Professor and Associate Dean Māori in Te Kura Hauora Tāngata/College of Health at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa/Massey University,
Read more...Expression of Interest: Guest Contributor – Early Career Academics Blog & “Catch Up Cafe” 28th April
The 2025 CAPHIA (Council of Academic Public Health Institutions Australasia) Early Career Academics Committee is excited to announce the continuation of our monthly virtual “Catch Up Cafe.” Building on the success of our informal gatherings in 2024, we are evolving this initiative to provide more structured learning and networking opportunities for early career public health academics and professionals.
This year,
CAPHIA Strategic Plan 2025 – 2027
CAPHIA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and pays respect to Elders past, present, and emerging. In Aotearoa New Zealand, we acknowledge Māori as tāngata whenua and uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Across the Pacific, we honour all Indigenous and First Nations peoples and recognise deep ancestral connections to land, waters, and community.
Building on our Success: CAPHIA Strategy 2025-2027
The CAPHIA Board of Directors are pleased to announce the launch of the CAPHIA Strategy 2025-2027,
Read more...Join the CAPHIA team: casual CAPHIA Coordinator role available
Position: CAPHIA Coordinator
Hours and Term: Casual, up to 25 hours per week fixed term until June 30th 2026
Location: Virtual / remote / work from home – anywhere in Australia
Remuneration: $38 – 40 per hour, inclusive of casual loading + super + remote working stipend
About the role
The CAPHIA Coordinator is responsible for providing high level support to the Executive Director of the Council of Academic Public Health Institutions Australasia (CAPHIA),
Read more...Join the 2025 Teaching and Learning Forum Scientific Committee
The CAPHIA Teaching and Learning Forum (the Forum) is CAPHIA’s annual flagship event and is designed to facilitate the sharing of best practice in evidence-based public health teaching and learning, and to provide a key networking opportunity for public health researchers and academics to share and transfer knowledge.
The 2025 Teaching and Learning Forum will be hosted by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
Read more...Early Career Academics Committee: 2024 Year in Review
Congratulations to the 2024 Early Career Academic Committee for an outstanding contribution to the development of early career public health professionals.
Member Institution Spotlight: Fiji National University
College of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences
School of Public Health & Primary Health Care
Author: Ms Makereta Leweniqila, FNU Bachelor of Public Health Student and CAPHIA Intern 2024
The School of Public Health & Primary Health Care is under the College of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences of Fiji National University. It is situated along Princes Road in Tamavua, and it offers 5 major disciplines of Public Health which includes Health Promotion,
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