Who we are

EUPHAnxt, the next generation network 

EUPHAnxt was established in 2011, and has grown bigger each year. It is coordinated by students and young professionals

We currently have 3845 members. If you already have an account you can sign up here! Otherwise use the link in the menu on the right.

EUPHAnxt is a unique network within EUPHA for students and young professionals, including early career researchers and policymakers, in the field of public health.

EUPHAnxt is a free and open initiative that aims to inform and involve the future generations into the European and multidisciplinary network of public health associations

Mission

• Create a network between young professionals interested in public health and health related fields, to advance information sharing and international collaboration.
• Strengthen the presence of young professionals in  the European public health community by facilitating their contact to relevant public health professionals and by providing them with opportunities to further advance their academic skills
• Build collaborations with associations of young professionals to broaden the EUPHAnxt network and represent the diverse aspects of public health.

Watch the EUPHA video ‘Do you have a collaborative approach? Ways to network, share and collaborate’ here.

Watch the EUPHA video ‘Is the public health workforce equipped for the present and the future?’ here.

The EUPHAnxt team

EUPHAnxt Coordinator Monica-Georgiana Brînzac Babes-Bolyai University Romania Email: info.euphanxt(at)eupha.org
EUPHAnxt Communication Manager Charlotte Myers Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Ireland
EUPHAnxt Conference Manager Jinane Ghattas Université Catholique de Louvain Brussels, Belgium

EUPHAnxt advisers

Pasquale Cacciatore
UCSC Roma, Italy

Tjede Funk
Master's in Global Health, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
Research and Educational Assistant, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden

Giacomo Scaioli
Resident physician in Public Health Department at 
Public Health Sciences University of Torino, Italy

Emma Honkala
MSc in Global Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark