2027 UNLOCK HEALTHY LONGEVITY
Join an immersive educational experience exploring healthy longevity with international experts, followed by the 2027 Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference.
22–24 February 2027
Intensive Course
25–26 February 2027
Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference
THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
The Intensive Course for Healthy Longevity offers a focused setting to engage directly with leading academics and experts. It is an opportunity to explore the ideas, evidence and perspectives informing the field of healthy longevity in an immersive educational environment.
The course is distinct from the wider scientific conference that follows. From 25–26 February, participants can continue the exchange with the international research community; access to the Geromedicine Conference is included with HLIC registration.
AT A GLANCE
DATES & HOURS
22–24 February 2027
9:00 am–6:00 pm
VENUE
NUSS Della & Seng Gee Guild Hall
NUS, Singapore
COURSE FEE
S$3,500
Inclusive of GST. Access to the Geromedicine Conference on 25–26 February is included.
PLACES & RECOGNITION
Maximum 100 participants
Certificate of Attendance. 12 CME points, subject to final verification.
Applicants should meet both published admission requirements.
01 / ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
A minimum bachelor’s degree in Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Physical Sciences, Computer Science, Medicine, Healthcare, Education or a relevant field.
02 / PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
At least three years of work experience.
The detailed timetable for 22–24 February 2027 will be added when the course programme is approved. Session topics, timings and faculty assignments have not yet been announced.
Meet the four faculty members currently published for the 2027 Intensive Course. Their experience spans geroscience, clinical practice, healthy ageing and research across the lifespan.
Co-Founder, NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
National University of Singapore
Prof Meij is a medical anthropologist and healthcare leader with more than 45 years’ experience across healthcare, academia and healthy longevity. He co-founded the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and brings an interdisciplinary perspective to preventive health and education.
Co-Founder and Director, NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
National University of Singapore
Prof Maier is a physician-scientist and Director of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Her work advances geroscience and precision geromedicine, connecting research on biological ageing with clinical trials and evidence-based approaches to extending healthspan.
Chair of Geriatrics and Aging Medicine
University of Basel
Prof Bischoff-Ferrari is a clinician-scientist specialising in geriatrics and healthy longevity at the University of Basel. She leads research on prevention and healthy ageing, including the DO-HEALTH trial, and works to translate evidence into better outcomes for older adults.
Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience
Duke University
Prof Moffitt is a psychologist and longitudinal researcher studying how early-life experiences influence health across the lifespan. Her work with the Dunedin Study and E-Risk Longitudinal Twin Study has advanced understanding of mental health and biological ageing.
The course takes place at NUS. The Academy also recommends the following nearby accommodation options for participants arranging their stay in Singapore.
COURSE VENUE
9 Kent Ridge Drive, Guild House, Singapore 119241
17 Computing Drive, Singapore 119881
Use group code 582 when booking.
1 Rochester Park, Singapore 139212
Quote “NUS Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2027” when booking to request the conference rate.
Geneo, Singapore 119316
Quote “NUS Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2027” when booking to request the conference rate.
REGISTRATION
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