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ITM is proud to participate in Open Monumentendag (Open Monument Day) on Sunday 12 September.
Lovers of heritage will have the opportunity to admire the art deco main building of the Institute. Visitors will be immersed in the beautiful architecture and discover the evolution of a school for tropical diseases into a scientific research institution that, together with its international partners, is improving global health..
The impact of studying at ITM: Alumni’s take on ITM education and scholarships
Online 17th International Dengue Course and other Arbovirus in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
ALUMNI WEBINAR #7 - CORONA IN PERU: Interventions, challenges, lessons learnt and way forward
ALUMNI WEBINAR #5 - Corona in Kenya: interventions, challenges, lessons learnt and the way forward
Alumni webinar #4 - Corona in the world: Burkina Faso, collateral effects of COVID-19 on malaria
Is covid-19 a gamechanger for a much better health system in Belgium?
ITM alumni webinar #3 - Corona in India: PHC Preparedness and Lockdown Effects
ITM alumni webinar #2 - Corona in Ecuador: Social Determinants and Response
ITM alumni webinar #1 - Corona in Uganda: Preparedness and Response
AFGELAST: Goed ziek: hoe we onze gezondheidszorg veel beter kunnen maken
40 years after Alma-Ata. Primary Health Care in 2018 and beyond, in South and North
Trypanosomatids: models for biology, targets for elimination
2nd International Conference on Non Tsetse Transmitted Animal Trypanosomosis
UHC Day: Round table on Universal Health Coverage in fragile contexts
Reproductive health supplies: a question of availability, quality and affordability
10th European Congress of Tropical Medicine and International Health (ECTMIH 2017)
Master students discuss Belgian welfare system with politicians
