Sally Hargreaves

Professor Sally Hargreaves is a Professor of Clinical Public Health and Section Head for Global Health at the Institute of Infection and Immunity, City, University of London. She leads the Migrant Health Research Group, focusing on strengthening life-course immunisation, health promotion, and screening in migrant populations globally. With over 20 years of research experience, her expertise includes participatory methods, community engagement, and co-design of healthcare interventions.

Her research examines migrant health disparities, vaccination uptake, infectious disease screening, and health system adaptations for mobile populations. She serves as Senior Technical Advisor at the World Health Organization and contributes to The Lancet Migration initiative, advocating for Universal Health Coverage and health equity frameworks in migration contexts.

Professor Hargreaves' publications demonstrate a consistent focus on structural determinants of migrant health, with recent work exploring vaccine decision-making in asylum systems, healthcare access for low-wage migrants, and multi-disease screening tools. Her research spans public health policy, epidemiology, and implementation science.

She leads interdisciplinary teams across multiple UK and international institutions, fostering collaborations with community organizations and health policymakers to translate research into practice.