Brocher Academies
Forecasted
Brocher Academies support young researchers and professionals through intensive summer learning on ethical health resource allocation, deepening understanding of justice in health systems.
Funder: Brocher Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: One-week academy
Summary: An intensive summer academy for young researchers and professionals exploring ethical health resource allocation and justice in health systems.
Description
The Brocher Summer Academy is run by the Brocher Foundation in partnership with professors from Harvard University and the University of Geneva. Held every two years, it brings together around fifty promising young researchers or professionals and a dozen renowned professors for an intensive week. The program focuses on the ethical allocation of health resources from a global health perspective, deepening participants’ theoretical and practical understanding of justice in health systems.
Each edition addresses a specific theme through daily workshops, lectures, and roundtable discussions. Direct exchange with internationally renowned experts supports dialogue across generations and disciplines, helping train researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of ethics, health, and public policy.
