Article
We’re Finally Recognizing Climate Change’s Mental Health Toll
COP28 spotlighted the power of health and youth communities to be a dual catalyst of climate action and psychological resilience.
News
Summer of Science Program: Supporting Young Indigenous Female Researchers to Flourish
An interview with Michelle González Amador.
Blog Post
Navigating Latest Trends in AI Ethics
Insights from keynote speakers shed light on the current trends in AI ethics, spanning philosophical, legal, and business perspectives.
Blog Post
Double espresso with systems thinking
UNU-MERIT’s Maria Tomai shares how the ECOffee project drives awareness, networks, and action on coffee waste.
News
Ace your MPP application: Tips and Tricks from our Admissions Office
A short overview of the application process and some helpful tips to support anyone who’s thinking about applying for the September 2024 intake.
Media Coverage
UNU-IAS Expert Comments on Learning from Indigenous Communities to Achieve the SDGs
Several newspapers featured comments by Suneetha Subramanian on how movies can introduce the culture of ethnic minorities to a broader audience.
Announcement
Next Course: “Theorical-Practical Course on the Study of Neglected Diseases: Diagnosis, Molecular Epidemiology and Applied Bioinformatics”, March 2024
Apply for a scholarship to participate in the course coordinated by Dr Ingeborg Becker at UNAM.
News
UNU-FLORES Joint Excellence Cluster Proposal Proceeds to the Next Round
UNU-FLORES celebrates a significant achievement have successfully advanced to the next round.
News
UNU-FLORES’ research-based support of the SDGs
The manifold ways in which international cooperation has strong knock-on effects on all SDGs.
News
How four UNU-MERIT PhD Alumni Redefined ‘Research Stay’ in Ghana
Four UNU-MERIT alumni created a three-week summer school on Public Policy Analysis and Evaluation at Ghana’s UENR.