James Smith

Dr. James Smith is a Lecturer (Teaching) in Humanitarian Policy and Practice (Quantitative) at University College London's Department of Epidemiology & Public Health, housed within the Institute of Epidemiology & Health Care. His academic career includes roles starting from May 2023, currently ongoing until 2100. Dr. Smith holds degrees in Global Health & Development (UCL), International Humanitarian Affairs (York), Medical Anthropology (SOAS), and Medicine & Surgery (Newcastle).

• PhD/Global Health & Development - University College London
• MSc/International Humanitarian Affairs - University of York
• MA/Medical Anthropology - School of Oriental & African Studies (SOAS)
• MBBS/Medicine & Surgery - University of Newcastle upon Tyne

His research focuses on humanitarian disasters, conflict resolution, public health systems, emergency medicine ethics, and reducing health inequalities. He actively engages with applied ethics frameworks in crisis response. Dr. Smith contributes to Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Health), 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and 16 (Peace/Justice).

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Dr. Smith is available for advisory roles, media collaborations, teaching, and peer review in his expertise areas. He speaks English at professional proficiency.