Societies

Educate. Advocate. Act.

Students for Global Health is a national, student-led network that has been uniting voices for over 20 years to tackle some of the most urgent health challenges of our time. At SfGH Warwick, we bring together students from all disciplines who share a passion for reducing health inequalities and creating a fairer, healthier world.

Our Vision: A fair and just world in which equity in health is a reality for all.

Our Mission: to create a network of students empowered to effect tangible social and political change in health on a local, national and global level through education, advocacy and community action.

What We Do

• Expert Talks – hear from inspiring leaders in global health.

• Workshops & Training – develop skills in advocacy, leadership, and project management.

• Debates & Discussions – explore the biggest issues in health, from equity to climate change.

• Film Screenings – learn through powerful stories from across the globe.

• National & International Conferences – connect with students and professionals across the UK and beyond.

The Issues We Champion

• Climate & Planetary Health

• Equity & Equality

• Human Rights & Discrimination

• Technology & Innovation in Healthcare

• Global Policy & Health Systems

• Maternal & Child Health
  …and many more.

Why Join Us?

• Make a Real Impact – get involved in projects and campaigns addressing global health challenges.

• Boost Your CV – stand out with experience in leadership, teamwork, and advocacy.

• Lead & Collaborate – take charge of your own projects or work with others on national campaigns.

• Go Global – join an international network connected to the IFMSA, WHO, and the UN.

• Shape the Future – whether you’re interested in health and social care, political activism or looking to educate yourself on how improved global health can benefit everyone's life experiences, you’ll find opportunities to learn, lead, and be heard.

We are more than a society; we are a movement of students who think critically, act collectively, and lead change for global health.