Global Health
KIT Institute envisions a world where everyone can realise their full health potential. Health around the world is improving, but large groups of people are being left behind. Political instability, natural disasters and climate change also leave many more vulnerable to exclusion. Guided by the Sustainable Development Goals, we work to improve equity in global health. We focus on empowering people and strengthening health systems, with a particular focus on developing countries.
To improve access to quality health services, KIT partners with local and national governments and international organisations. We offer targeted advice, research and fresh insights based on a thorough understanding of each context. KIT’s multicultural health unit consists of more than 40 health care professionals with knowledge and experience of working in the poorest countries.
Strengthening Health Systems
KIT Institute is dedicated to facilitating access to healthcare to as many people as possible and to targeting strategies and resources to the poor and excluded. More about Strengthening Health Systems
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) are cornerstones of every person’s quality of life. KIT has built a solid reputation for its expertise and work at the crossroads of sexual health, reproductive health and HIV. More about SRHR
Epidemiology
Epidemiology, the study of population health – who will get ill, when, where, and why – provides the evidence base for public health decisions. More about Epidemiology
KIT MAG
KIT MAG: an annual magazine packed with stories about our activities, at our campus in Amsterdam and with partners worldwide.
Browse the magazine online or take a copy with you when you visit KIT (at the reception).
Study
KIT Institute equips health professionals to address public health challenges around the world. We offer Masters programmes and advanced courses at our training facilities in Amsterdam, and through e-learning. Go to our Study Programmes
Donate to the KIT Fund
Donate to help students from low-income countries study Public and International Health. Your support for one student can mean better health for thousands!