Olatunde Aremu

Olatunde Aremu is a Senior Lecturer and Joint Programme Leader for the Master of Public Health (MPH) at Birmingham City University. He holds a doctoral degree from the Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, and has over 15 years of experience spanning MedTech consulting, clinical practice, and academia. His expertise includes Health Economics, Public Health Management, and Population Health.

Dr. Aremu’s research focuses on global health challenges such as vaccination coverage, household air pollution impacts, and disease burden analysis. He has contributed to the Global Burden of Disease Study, producing influential work on mortality trends, pandemic preparedness, and healthcare financing. His academic roles include postdoctoral fellowships and lectureship positions, alongside leadership in public health education.

• Education: PhD in Health Economics from Karolinska Institute
• Experience: Former European Lead in MedTech consulting, extensive postdoctoral research
• Key Areas: Global Health Policy, Environmental Health, Healthcare Economics

His publications highlight trends in vaccination equity, air pollution’s role in respiratory infections, and strategies to achieve universal health coverage. While no specific grants or awards are listed, his work has been integral to policy-relevant analyses for organizations like WHO.

Labs/Teams: Active in multidisciplinary public health research networks but no specific lab affiliations mentioned.