Alumni and Friends of LSTM A Global Community
Welcome to the LSTM Alumni Community
We are immensely proud of our alumni, who come from all over the world to study at LSTM before going on to make a tangible impact in global health and humanitarian settings.
Your journey with LSTM doesn’t end at graduation. Our alumni community connects you to a powerful, global network of professionals who share your dedication to breaking down barriers and improving health worldwide. Wherever your career takes you and whatever stage you are at, you will always be a valued part of the LSTM family.
We are here to help you stay connected, both with LSTM and with each other. Please update your details to ensure you receive the latest news, networking opportunities, and invitations to exclusive events.
Alumni Spotlight
Take a look at some of our alumni. From the frontlines of humanitarian crises to groundbreaking infectious disease research, LSTM graduates are driving real-world impact and shaping the future of global health.
Dr Catriona Waddington
PhD, 1992
Dr. Waddington, LSTM’s first health economist, dedicated her 20-year career to global health, from early fieldwork in Ghana and consulting for international organizations like GAVI, to fighting antimicrobial resistance before her retirement.
Dr Nsa Dada
MSc Biology and Control of Parasites and Disease Vectors, 2009
Dr. Nsa Dada, an ASU Assistant Professor and Mosquito Microbiome Consortium founder, used her LSTM master’s to become a leading mosquito-microbe scientist and an advocate for emerging African researchers.
Nick Prince
CTCH&M, 1997
Nick Prince, a dedicated humanitarian and public health professional, leveraged his 1997 education at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine to transition into a highly decorated global frontline leader, coordinating complex medical responses across 17 international deployments for the Red Cross and UN.
Dr Giri Rajahram
DTM&H, 2007
Giri Rajahram, a renowned Infectious Diseases Consultant and Head of Medicine in Sabah, studied at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine to spearhead clinical research on zoonotic Plasmodium knowlesi malaria, driving significant advancements in regional patient care and health policy.
Past events
LSTM in Conversation
Explore the most pressing issues in global health and humanitarian work with the LSTM community.
Through our podcasts, webinars, and recorded events, LSTM in Conversation brings you closer to the people driving real-world change. Listen and watch as alumni, staff, and friends share first-hand insights into their global impact, their vision for the future, and reflections on their time at LSTM.
Thought Leadership
What makes Health Systems Resilient; perspectives from UK and abroad
12 February 2024
2:04
Critical Challenges in Maternal and Newborn Healthcare: Insights from Liverpool and Across the World
2 May 2024
2:04
Podcast
International Chapters
Our global network is stronger when we come together. We are pleased to announce the recent launch of our very first LSTM Alumni Chapter in Nigeria, marking the beginning of a new way for alumni to stay connected locally.
We are actively planning to launch more regional chapters in the near future to help you network, collaborate, and support one another closer to home.
Want to bring LSTM to your region? If you are passionate about building the LSTM community where you are and would like to help establish a chapter in your country, we would love to hear from you. Get in touch to register your interest – alumni@lstmed.ac.uk.
Continue your LSTM journey
Your connection with LSTM doesn’t end at graduation. We’re committed to supporting our alumni to continue to learn and grow.
Discounted Studies
Advance your expertise with special discounts on select LSTM courses.Â
Find out moreRSTMH membership
Expand your network and access valuable resources with 12.5% off Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene membership.
Find out moreOur alumni are on the front lines, driving change and shaping global health.
Stories of impact
