About Us

A European academy for global health

GLOHA-EU (Global Health Academy for Health Workers in the EU) aims to strengthen global health competencies among healthcare professionals in Europe through the development of an accessible and high-quality vocational training programme.

Through the creation of a specialised curriculum and a multilingual digital learning platform, the project will provide continuous learning opportunities that enable healthcare professionals to respond to the challenges of an increasingly diverse and globalised society.

In addition, GLOHA-EU promotes inclusion, equity and cultural competence in healthcare, by fostering collaboration between European institutions, healthcare professionals and other key stakeholders to improve healthcare systems and ensure more inclusive care adapted to all populations.

Project purpose

Develop global health competencies

Strengthen key global health competencies among healthcare professionals to address emerging health challenges.
The curriculum promotes cultural competence and equitable care models for vulnerable populations.

Develop an accessible digital training platform

A digital platform will be developed to provide accessible continuous training in global health for healthcare professionals.
This tool will allow learning to be integrated into daily professional practice in a flexible way.

Strengthen European collaboration in healthcare training

The project will foster partnerships with European healthcare institutions to promote cross-border cooperation.
These collaborations will contribute to harmonising and strengthening global health training across Europe.

Promote stakeholder engagement and social participation

Collaboration with key stakeholders will ensure that the curriculum responds to real needs in the healthcare sector.
Awareness-raising activities will promote dialogue among professionals, policymakers and communities.

Promote inclusion and diversity in healthcare

The curriculum will integrate principles of cultural competence, equality and non-discrimination.
It will also address the healthcare needs of diverse and vulnerable communities.