Application Deadline:
03 April 2026
About Organisation
Southeast Asia One Health University Network is a collaborative platform connecting universities and institutions across Southeast and South Asia to promote the One Health approach. It focuses on integrating human, animal, and environmental health through education, research, and community engagement. SEAOHUN supports capacity building among students and professionals by offering training, competitions, and collaborative projects. The organization aims to address regional and global health challenges such as zoonotic diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and climate change. Through initiatives like student competitions and mentorship programs, SEAOHUN empowers future leaders to develop innovative, community-based solutions for sustainable health systems.
About the Grant
The SEAOHUN Regional Student Competition 2026, also known as the One Health Campus-to-Community Challenge, supports student-led projects addressing critical health and environmental issues. This student grant in Asia encourages multidisciplinary teams to design and implement community-based solutions focused on zoonotic diseases, antimicrobial resistance, environmental health, and sustainable food systems. Selected teams receive funding, mentorship, and opportunities for regional collaboration. The program emphasizes practical learning, enabling students to transform academic knowledge into real-world impact. By fostering innovation and teamwork, this One Health funding initiative strengthens community awareness and promotes sustainable development across participating countries.
Who can Apply?
This public health student grant is open to multidisciplinary student teams from Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, India, and Bangladesh. Applicants must form a team that includes members from diverse academic backgrounds along with at least one academic mentor. Teams are required to complete the SEAOHUN One Health Course before implementing their projects. Additionally, participants must design initiatives that engage a minimum of 50 community members. The competition encourages students interested in health, environment, and sustainability issues to apply. Applicants should demonstrate commitment to collaborative work and community-based project implementation.
How to Apply?
Form a multidisciplinary student team and include an academic mentor. Enroll in and complete the SEAOHUN One Health Course. Develop a community-focused project addressing One Health issues such as zoonotic diseases or environmental health. Prepare a detailed proposal outlining objectives, methods, expected outcomes, and budget. Submit the application through the official competition platform. Selected teams must implement the project and report outcomes, including community engagement and impact
Application Deadline
The application deadline for the SEAOHUN Regional Student Competition 2026 is 03 April 2026. Ensure all required documents and proposals are submitted before this date.
Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
