National Dissemination
Towards Disability-Inclusive Development in Bangladesh: A Mixed-Methods Inquiry into National Social Protection Programmes across Health, Education, and Employment sectors
BRACU Quality Journal Publication Award 2026
Celebrating Excellence in Public Health Research at BRAC JPGSPH
Policy Advisory Meeting
Catalyzing Policy Action on Climate Change Nutrition & Cardiometabolic Health in Bangladesh
Annual Consortium Meeting
SHINE Annual Consortium Meeting 2026: Reflecting, Planning and Building a lasting legacy
Collaboration with Government
BRAC JPGSPH, in collaboration with the Government of Bangladesh & Concordia University, hosts the country’s first high-level consultation on Health Entrepreneurship
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BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University
BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University, is a leading institution for public health education, research, and practice based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Founded in 2004, the School was established to respond to complex and evolving public health challenges across Asia, Africa, and South America. Rooted in BRAC University’s commitment to knowledge, equity, and social impact, JPGSPH offers a distinctive learning environment shaped by real-world experience and community engagement. Through its close partnership with BRAC, the world’s largest non-governmental organisation, the School connects academic inquiry with practical public health action, reaching communities in Bangladesh and beyond. At JPGSPH, students, researchers, and practitioners work together to address critical national and global health issues through rigorous teaching, field-based learning, and evidence-driven research.
Awards & Global Recognition
Public Health Education Leadership Award
One of the Most Innovative Public Health Schools
One of the Top Schools in the Region
#1 Institution for Public Health in Bangladesh
for 3 consecutive years
Latest Updates
SHINE Annual Consortium Meeting 2026: Reflecting, Planning and Building a Lasting Legacy
Partners from Bangladesh, Kenya and the UK came together in Dhaka and Barishal to review progress, plan the project’s final year a...
CARE Project Hosts LSTM Partners for Collaborative Visit in Bangladesh
Advancing collaborative research on climate change and adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights in Bangladesh
Policy Advisory Board Meeting Held to Catalyze Policy Action on Climate Change, Nutrition and Cardiometabolic Health in Bangladesh
Centre for Non-communicable Diseases and Nutrition (CNCDN), BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health (JPGSPH), BRAC University,...
National Consultation on the Bangladesh Health Financing Strategy 2025-2031
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Generation of Health Leaders
Master of Public Health
Our Master of Public Health (MPH) programme brings together a diverse community of health and development professionals from around the world.
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Our Midwifery Education Programme combines classroom learning, practical training and community engagement to prepare skilled, compassionate midwives to care for women and newborns.
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Research Focused on Bangladesh's Critical Health Priorities
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Research Projects
250+
International Research Partners
570+
Published Articles
60+
Peer-reviewed Publications on average per year
Research centered on Bangladesh's most pressing health challenges
Our multidisciplinary teams tackle some of the most urgent public health challenges—from urban and rural health to poverty, disease, nutrition, gender equity, digital health, and beyond. Each study uncovers insights that shape healthier, more equitable futures. Backed by over 150 global funders and 200+ partners across six continents, we collaborate with governments, BRAC, healthcare providers, and civil society to turn evidence into action and drive meaningful change. Through five Cenetres of Excellence and two Research and Policy Hubs, we lead bold, interdisciplinary research that addresses the country’s most pressing health issues. Our work doesn’t just generate knowledge—it influences policy, strengthens programs, and transforms lives.
Recent Publications
Developing a Trauma System Improvement Program (TSIP) in Bangladesh: findings from a pilot study
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Diet Quality as an Associated Factor for Liver Function Enzyme Abnormalities Among Women of Reproductive Age
The Status and Politics of Bicycling in the Cities of Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Exploring the causes of work-related stress and burnout among doctors in Bangladesh: a qualitative study
The Trans Fatty Acid Content in the Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils Available in the Markets of Dhaka City, Bangladesh
‘One Has to Manage and It’s Who You Know’: Social Support and Coping Strategies among Urban Poor Residents during COVID-19
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Our popular Trainings
The Centre for Professional Skills Development in Public Health (CPSD) at BRAC JPGSPH strengthens the knowledge and practical skills of public health and development professionals through short courses, customised training, professional development, and experiential learning.
Thinking Qualitatively
A 3-Day workshop on Fundamentals of Qualitative and Ethnographic Research
Mixed Method Research
A 3-day short course on Mixed Method Research
Introduction to "R"
Designed for academic researchers, public health professionals, market analysts and Government/NGO employees who deal with different types of quantitative data arising from different research projects and programmes.
Richard A. Cash Endowed Chair in Infectious Disease
Help honour the legacy of Dr Richard Cash, a visionary leader in global health, by establishing the first Endowed Chair in Infectious Disease at the BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health. This endowment will create a permanent faculty position dedicated to groundbreaking research, innovative teaching, and capacity building to address infectious disease challenges in Bangladesh and beyond. Your support will ensure Dr Cash’s vision of compassionate, impactful public health leadership lives on.
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