If you are a public health researcher employed at Amsterdam UMC, VU Amsterdam or University of Amsterdam, you can be affiliated with the Amsterdam Public Health research institute (APH).

Conditions for affiliation to APH

  • You are a researcher employed at Amsterdam UMC, VU Amsterdam or UvA
  • You research project fits within the themes of one of the nine APH research programs
  • You PI/supervisor has embedded his/her research within APH research institute

What's in it for you?
Within APH, there are nine research programs covering different themes in the field of public health. As an APH researcher, you can benefit from your affiliation to the research institute by using its knowledge, network and services. For instance, you can:

  • enrich and share your knowledge with our masterclasses and knowledge meetings
  • expand your network by visiting our annual meetings and network sessions
  • be part of a community of 1,900+ excellent researchers with wide variety of expertise to improve your research
  • receive the latest news and information in the field of public health through our e-mails, news letters, website, and social media
  • increase societal and scientific exposure of you and your research
  • consult the APH Research Quality Handbook. This Handbook provides for APH's commitment to promote continuous improvement in research quality and to encourage good scientific conduct throughout all phases of research.
  • ensure your research meets privacy standards by using the AVG Checklist
  • compete for (work visit) grants within your research program and within APH
  • receive guidance from the APH PhD Education Committee as a PhD candidate when developing your 30 EC Training Plan
  • get discount on EpidM courses
  • and more...

    How to become a fully registered APH researcher:

    • Step 1: fill in the registration form to register as APH researcher
    • Step 2: add the APH research institute and one or two APH research programs to your Pure profile