Stepping Stones is a training package in Gender, HIV, communications and relationships skills published by ActionAid. This package is designed for use in developing countries by community organisations.

The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine offers a Master of Science in Reproductive and Sexual Health Research. The focus is on research skills. There is also a Master in Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV. These are both biomedical.

This course aims to equip participants with the tools to examine some of the social issues linked to HIV, in particular the links between the impact of the HIV epidemic and development outcomes; issues related to antiretroviral treatment including the social and economic impact of treatment; mainstreaming of HIV in development and the social constructs of gender, identity and sexuality which affect the response to the epidemic. Students will be supported to develop skills in integrating needs around HIV prevention, care and support into development intitiatives. The module has one week of intensive class based work and four weeks of web-based learning, two before and two after the intensive week.

The International Course in Health Development (ICHD/MPH) is an annual 12-month Master of Public Health programme organized by the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) in cooperation with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA).

The Australian Development Gateway/AusAID lists conferences and training courses where they are relevant to HIV/AIDS.

Curtin University’s Centre for International Health regularly runs a 5-day training program in International HIV Monitoring and Evaluation. This is targeted at HIV/AIDS practitioners.