Aga Khan University-Bioethics Initiatives
 Launched in April 2003, this site outlines the Aga Khan University’s activities in medical and research ethics, and includes information about the research ethics committee, hospital ethics committee and bioethics group. Following receipt of a two-year developmental grant from the Fogarty International Centre/National Institute of Health, the "Pakistan Bioethics Programme: Gateway to the Islamic World" is being developed. Plans are underway to offer a Masters in Bioethics, as well as certificate courses in research ethics, clinical ethics, bioethics education, and health equity, policy and ethics.
 The Advanced Certificate Program prepares scientists, scholars, and other professionals to function as independent research ethicists in their home countries and to facilitate institutional change with regard to ethical practices in international health research. The Program is sponsored by the Bioethics Program of Union Graduate College and Mount Sinai School of Medicine in partnership with the University of Vilnius, Lithuania, and supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health-Fogarty International Center.
 American Journal of Bioethics
American Journal of Bioethics provides latest online Journals on Bioethics, news, jobs, events etc.
Bioethics Training Project - University of Philippines
 The Program is a joint project of the Department of Philosophy of the University of the Philippines and the REPROCEN (Reproductive Health Rights and Ethics Center for Studies and Training. The REPROCEN is a joint project of the University of the Philippines Colleges of Law and Medicine, seeking to engender ethics in professional education, research, and service delivery in medicine, health care, law, and the social sciences. The Program is funded by the Fogarty International Center.
Bioethics Programme at Iowa State University 
Since 1986, the Bioethics Program at Iowa State University has been helping professors at this and other universities learn how to incorporate ethics discussions into their life-science classrooms. Clark Wolf, professor of philosophy and religious studies, is the director of the Bioethics Program. More recently, Bioethics Outreach efforts have expanded the reach and scope of bioethics in Iowa to reach K-12 educators, extension personnel, and other community leaders who bring bioethical information to the public.
The Council on Health Research for Development
 COHRED is a non-governmental organisation established in 1993, in response to the needs expressed by countries, to "promote, facilitate, support and evaluate" the Essential National Health Research (ENHR) Strategy.
COHRED's constituents include a wide range of stakeholders involved in national health research systems (NHRS): researchers, policymakers, health care providers, representatives of communities and journalists.
Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS)
An international, nongovernmental, non-profit-making organization facilitating and promoting international activities in the field of biomedical sciences.
Department of Medical Ethics at Lund University
 The Department of Medical Ethics at Lund University was founded in 1991. Courses in medical ethics are given by staff members at Lund University, at various clinics of the university hospital, and at hospitals in the region. Medical ethics is an interdisciplinary research and teaching subject. The purpose of studies in medical ethics is to examine critically, historically and analytically moral and ethical aspects of decisions (on the individual as well as societal levels) concerning health care and medical research.
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