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Live, cohort-based programmes built around opportunity, not just theory.
Led by Dr. Luchuo Engelbert Bain of the University of Oxford, in collaboration with Global Health Otherwise and The Career Café Africa.
From $397 for the first 20 seats, in a cohort of 50.
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Live Online · Saturdays · 8 Weeks · Cohort-Based
The global health system produces brilliant technical experts. It rarely produces bold, strategic leaders capable of navigating power, mobilising funding, influencing policy and driving systemic change.
The Luchuo Academy fills that gap with live, cohort-based executive courses built around opportunity, not just theory. Every programme is taught live by practitioners, capped so that the room stays a room, and built to leave you with work you can use on the Monday after it ends.
Dr. Luchuo Engelbert Bain is Deputy Director of the MSc in Global Women’s Health at the University of Oxford and an elected Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences. He teaches the sessions himself.
Decolonial theory, health politics and science diplomacy taught by someone who has had to navigate them, not summarise them.
Advanced prompt engineering applied to research, proposals, analysis and client work — the capability most global health roles now assume and few training programmes teach.
You leave with a network of peers, mentors and practitioners across sectors and geographies. That is half of what the fee buys.
Now enrolling, 2026 cohort
A live, practice-oriented online bootcamp for professionals navigating a disrupted global health landscape.
From $397
Eight live sessions, capped at 50 places. About $50 a session at the founding rate.
View the programmeMD, PhD, FAAS. Course Lead & Convener.
Dr Luchuo Engelbert Bain is a Senior Implementation Research Scientist and Deputy Director of the MSc in Global Women's Health at the University of Oxford, UK. A physician, professor and global health scholar, he works at the intersection of implementation science, research systems, policy and leadership. His intellectual and professional interests span health politics and science diplomacy, decolonial theory, and science communication for impact, with particular attention to how evidence, power and institutions shape health outcomes. He is an elected Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences and founder of The Luchuo Academy.
Move from waiting for roles to creating, finding and provoking opportunities — across employment, consultancy, entrepreneurship, partnerships and leadership.
Eight live Saturday sessions with Dr. Bain, beginning 28 November 2026. Registration takes about two minutes, and your seat is confirmed the moment payment clears. The founding rate applies to the first twenty confirmed participants only.
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