iCREATE significantly advanced my career in violence and injury prevention by providing tailored guidance and high-quality education. The faculty’s support was instrumental in helping me develop and refine a clear plan for my PhD thesis, which has given my research a stronger focus. The knowledge and skills I gained were directly applicable to my daily work, enabling me to approach challenges with greater confidence and precision. This experience clarified my professional direction, reinforcing my commitment to advancing prevention strategies and equipping me with a solid foundation to achieve my career goals.

The short-term visit greatly enhanced my research skills, particularly in the area of traumatism prevention, where my understanding deepened through targeted coursework and discussions. The faculty’s expertise and the program’s emphasis on evidence-based approaches improved my ability to analyse and address complex public health issues. Additionally, the collaborative environment opened doors for future partnerships. I forged valuable connections with peers and mentors, and I am eager to pursue joint research projects with them, confident that these collaborations will further advance my work in public health.