Disability Innovation Institute UNSW

Research

The Disability Innovation Institute conducts interdisciplinary research and education in partnership with people with disability.

Research

The Disability Innovation Institute conducts interdisciplinary research and education in partnership with people with disability, uniquely combining disability studies with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and HASS (Humanities, Law, Business, Arts and Social Sciences) research and education.

Working together to find innovative solutions to create an inclusive environment

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Harnessing Virtual Reality Games for Disability Awareness

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Dr Veronica Zixi Jiang School of Marketing, UNSW Business School. Research Team

Achieving Best Outcomes for Children with Autism: What Will Work for Whom?

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Professor Valsamma Eapen School of Psychiatry, UNSW Medicine. Research Team Dr

Data Governance and the NDIS

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Dr Sue Olney, UNSW Canberra. Research team Dr Karen Gardner and Associate

Image of reading glasses and Snellen chart used for visual acuity testing

Disability Employment and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Associate Professor Bingqin Li Social Policy Research Centre, UNSW Arts & Social

Pathways to Preventive Care for People with Severe Mental Illness

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Dr Catherine Spooner Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity (CPHCE) UNSW

Mobile Technology as a Tool to Increase Social Inclusion of People with Intellectual Disabilities

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Professor Iva Strnadová School of Education, Arts & Social Sciences. Research

Embodied Experiences of Syrian and Iraqi Refugees Living with Disability Through a Lived Experience Lens

Seed Funding Project Lead Investigator Ruth Wells School of Psychiatry, UNSW Medicine. Research team Dr Julia Lappin