The George Institute for Global Health invites applications for the next round of Implementation Science Course. Registrations are now open for the course scheduled to launch in November 2026.
To register, simply complete the form: Registration form link.
What is the course about?
This course equips you with the knowledge and skills to apply implementation science and translate evidence into practice. Learn practical tools and frameworks to drive, evaluate, and sustain meaningful change across healthcare and public health settings.
What’s involved?
The course comprises four self-paced modules:
· Module 1 – Implementation Science overview
· Module 2 – Getting started on a project
· Module 3 – Figuring out what changes to implement
· Module 4 – Evaluating the success of an intervention
In addition to the modules, participants will benefit from Discussion forums and Live interactive sessions.
Live interactive sessions are scheduled on the following dates:
· 5 November 2026, Thursday, 4 PM AEDT / 5 AM GMT / 10.30 AM IST
· 19 November 2026, Thursday, 4 PM AEDT / 5 AM GMT / 10.30 AM IST
· 26 November 2026, Thursday, 4 PM AEDT / 5 AM GMT / 10.30 AM IST
Why Join This Course?
Join this course to strengthen your ability in:
· Building implementation science knowledge and skills
· Applying evidence-based approaches in real-world settings
· Supporting effective and sustainable change
Key details
· Registration closes: 21 October 2026
· Course launch: 02 November 2026
· Course duration: 5 weeks
· Cost: No course fees
Places will be allocated on a first‑come, first‑served basis, and early registration is encouraged. Priority will be given to first time attendees.
Here’s what our faculty lead Prof David Peiris has to say about the course:
Whether you are new to the field or a seasoned implementation researcher, join us on a 4-week “all teach, all learn” journey to better understand what implementation science is and how it may help you in your work.
Participant testimonials from our previous cohorts:
The course highlighted that identifying an effective intervention is only the first step. I gained valuable insights into the planning, leadership, and policy support needed for sustainable implementation.
The discussions on balancing fidelity and adaptation were particularly valuable. The course strengthened my understanding of how to apply evidence-based interventions effectively in real-world settings.
Find out more
· Please refer to the attached course flyer for additional details
· For any queries, contact researchtraining@georgeinstitute.org
We look forward to supporting the next group of participants as they build confidence and practical skills in implementation science.