As part of the conference, the poster competition is an opportunity to recognise, share and celebrate the many different ways of contributing to and participating in global health. Posters can be entered into one of three categories:
Category 1: global health research
Category 2: global health education
Category 3: global health practice
Guidelines:
Posters should be designed to communicate your work or research in a clear and eye-catching way, and they should appeal to colleagues as well as non-specialists. They should be easy to read and understand; stimulate interest and discussion; have clear aims and results/conclusions; and demonstrate impact on global health.
How to enter:
Entries to the poster competition closed on Tuesday 12 November 2024. The runner up and winning entrants in each category will be asked to present their poster at the in-person event on Wednesday 27 November 2024, if they are attending.
£150 for the winner of each category; £50 for the runner up in each category.
Prize winners will be announced at the Conference on Wednesday 27 November 2024.
All shortlisted posters will be made available online on the CGHP website.
Format and submission
- posters may be submitted by individuals or groups.
- posters must be submitted in PDF format in portrait orientation.
- we accept posters up to A0 size, smaller posters, for example A1 or A2 are also eligible.
- it is the responsibility of entrants to ensure that any images used in their poster are not copyrighted, or that the correct permissions have been sought.
- use this poster template as a starting point, if you need it.
Eligibility:
Students, academics and healthcare professionals working in global health either in the UK or another country. Winners and runners up who are unable to attend the conference in person will be able to record a five-minute presentation to accompany their poster.
If you have any questions please contact info@cghp.org.uk
Conference tickets
Organised by Cambridge Global Health Partnerships (CGHP), the bi-annual Conference is open to healthcare professionals, students and researchers from across the East of England and partner countries globally. You can attend in person or online, with staggered ticket prices to allow everyone to participate.