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Moiz Khan

Student | Full-time | Pakistan

Public Health for Global Practice

Moiz Khan

Educational/professional background

I am a medical doctor graduated from Peshawar, Pakistan with active General Medical Council (GMC) registration and have completed MRCP Part 1. My background includes clinical medicine, health education, and public health communication. Alongside my medical and academic interests, I am a digital artist, which has helped me develop an interest in visual communication and a filmmaker with an interest in digital storytelling.

Research interests or career goals

My main research interest lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), healthcare, and global public health. I am particularly interested in how AI-powered diagnostic and clinical decision-support tools can be implemented safely, equitably, and effectively in low- and middle-income countries. I am also interested in clinical validation, algorithmic bias, and how visual design can help healthcare workers interpret complex AI-generated information. 

Why I chose LSHTM/my programme

I chose LSHTM because of its international perspective on public health, its multidisciplinary research environment, and its focus on addressing real-world global health challenges. The MSc Public Health for Global Practice offers an opportunity to complement my clinical background with a broader understanding of health systems, policy, and population health. I hope to use this training to bridge the gap between clinical practice, public health, and emerging technologies, particularly AI applications in resource-constrained settings.

Extra information

I am a Chevening Scholar from Pakistan 2026-2027, the recipient of the Kennedy Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (KL-YES 2014-15), an alumnus of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC 2015) and invited delegate to the UNAOC 8th Global Forum 2018. I am also the recipient of multiple International Filmmaking awards some of which are from the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC), the International Organization of Migration (IOM) and The Hamptons Film Festival.