Research

The academic staff, students and adjunct staff of the Centre for International Health boast a broad range of research and development activity, some of it world-leading and across numerous countries, for example, Papua New Guinea, Bangladesh, East Timor, Africa, India, Australia, Myanmar and Malaysia. In addition, some have extensive experience working with indigenous, migrant and refugee communities in Australia and overseas.

Specific areas of expertise include maternal and child health, health education, tropical and infectious diseases, indigenous health, gender, human rights, HIV/AIDS, monitoring and evaluation, health promotion and sexology. As a result of various research projects, CIH has developed a broad network of national and international contacts, both within Australia and internationally. A sample of the research output of people associated with the Centre is reflected in the listings of publications, grants and conference papers.