AN AGE FRIENDLY WORLD
Unlocking human potential across the community through intergenerational approaches
Research in ‘An Age Friendly World’ will shed light on how individuals at every stage in the life course can achieve their potential. Our research will empower governments, community agencies, private businesses, care providers, regulators, the young, the middle aged and the old, to create a better, healthier and more productive society. Our goal is a community that values and enables individuals at all ages, and that finds new ways to help them identify and meet their needs and goals.
Research stories
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University institutes
University research centres
Significant alliances
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Other research
- Advanced Computing Research Centre
- AHURI Research Centre
- Asia Pacific Centre for Work Health and Safety
- Barbara Hardy Institute
- Behaviour-Brain-Body Research Centre
- Centre for Applied Finance and Economics
- Centre for Cognitive and Systems Neuroscience
- Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- Centre for Islamic Thought and Education
- Centre for Sustainability Governance
- Defence and Systems Institute
- Hawke EU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence
- Institute for Choice
- Institute for Telecommunications Research
- Natural and Built Environments Research Centre
- Phenomics and Bioinformatics Research Centre
- Research Centre for Languages and Cultures
- Research in Education and Social Inclusion Group
- UniSA Health Research
Contact us
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:
Manager: Partner Engagement
Ruth Hundertmark
Phone: (08) 830 26566
Email: Ruth.Hundertmark@unisa.edu.au
Research
To engage with our “An Age Friendly World” research theme, please contact Professor Andrew Beer via research.themes@unisa.edu.au
Further Research Theme Steering Group members:
Esther May
Ian Gwilt
Janna Morrison
Tarl Prow
Eileen Webb
Peter Pudney
Carol Maher
For a full list of UniSA’s Research Theme Steering Groups, click here.
