1. The Lead Applicant from HKU should be Professoriate Staff, Research Assistant Professor, or Post-doctoral Fellow. The Lead Applicant from LSHTM may be either an academic member of staff or a professional services staff member.
2. The Co-Applicant from the partner institution should follow that of the Lead Applicant of respective institutional listed above.
3. Additional team members from either institution (e.g. students, other academic, research, or professional services staff) where relevant.

1. Short-term research or scoping visits between HKUMed and LSHTM;
2. Joint workshops, meetings, or networking activities; and
3. Other activities that substantively involve and benefit both institutions.

• Data Science

• Educational Innovation

• Global Health Leadership

• Health Technology Assessment

• Infectious Diseases

• Planetary Health

• Public Health Workforce Development for Pandemic and Crisis Preparedness

• Social Prescribing and its Impact on Health Outcomes

• A Lead Applicant who will be responsible for leading the project and managing the funds. The Lead Applicant from HKU should be Professoriate, Research Assistant Professor, or Post-doctoral Fellow. The Lead Applicant from LSHTM may be either an academic member of staff or a professional services staff member.
• A Co-Applicant from the partner institution, who will act as the primary collaborator and jointly contribute to the design and delivery of the project. Eligibility of Co-Applicant should follow that of the Lead Applicant of respective institutional listed above.
• Additional team members from either institution (e.g. students, other academic, research, or professional services staff) where relevant.

*In case the appointment of the Lead Applicant cannot cover the whole activity period up to 31 July 2027, a Co-Lead Applicant whose appointment can cover the whole activity period should be listed.

• Guidelines and Application Form
• CV Template