TRANSFORMING SOCIETIES
Transforming societies through global citizenship
Societies are in constant flux. Research in ‘Transforming Societies’ examines and evaluates changes in the world and how it impacts our lives as individuals, families, organisations, and communities. The outcomes of the research challenge current thinking. They will guide and inform decision making to approach transformation for the benefit of all, especially the most vulnerable who can be further marginalised in a changing world. Our interdisciplinary research is focussed on the following key questions: How is society being transformed? What transforms society? How can we transform society to benefit individuals and communities? How can we transform society to promote and support equity and inclusivity?
Research stories
Enterprising Research: Combining health and law to help people in crisis
Enterprising Research: Engaging youth in learning and work through film-making
Enterprising Research: Archiving digital architectural records
Enterprising Research: The history of Aboriginal stolen wages in South Australia
Enterprising Research: Creative strategies to support learning outcomes in numeracy
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University institutes
University research centres
Significant alliances
University concentrations
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Other research
- AHURI Research Centre
- Agricultural Machinery Research and Design Centre
- Centre for Islamic Thought and Education
- China-Australia Centre for Sustainable Urban Development
- Conservation Psychology and Applied Animal Behaviour
- Customer Experience Research Metrics and Performance Indicators (CERM PI)
- Hawke EU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence
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Partner
We invite you to reach out and explore the exciting opportunities for your organisation to partner with UniSA. For more information and to connect with us please contact:
Acting Head of Partner Engagement
Jodieann Dawe – Director Research & Innovation Services
Jodieann.Dawe@unisa.edu.au
Research
If you’re interested in engaging with our “Transforming Societies” research theme, please contact Professor Nancy Arthur via research.themes@unisa.edu.au
Further Research Theme Steering Group members:
Adrian Franklin
Alwin Chong
David Cropley
Leonie Segal
Lia Bryant
Martin Shanahan
Simon Biggs
Simon Leonard
Susan Luckman
For a full list of UniSA’s Research Theme Steering Groups, click here.
