INSIGHT members form part of an ambitious, transdisciplinary intellectual network. Our multi-faculty and partnered approach to research development draws in expertise from across UTS and beyond to generate new knowledge.
Institute Membership
Who can apply
Membership is open to all UTS staff, external partners and community stakeholders who can demonstrate a commitment to addressing complex and persistent population health and wellbeing challenges.
Application process
Individuals interested in becoming an INSIGHT member are required to complete a membership application form. The form takes approximately 10 minutes.
Applicants will be asked to briefly describe how their experience and/or future plans are aligned with INSIGHT’s work and identify research areas of interest.
Membership applications should be endorsed by an existing INSIGHT member and, for UTS applicants, includes the opportunity for your supervisor to support your application.
INSIGHT’s Executive Committee approves all membership applications in consultation with relevant research leaders from across the Institute.
Why become a member of INSIGHT?
Susan Morton on ‘What is INSIGHT? In less than a minute!
When we think about solving health issues, we often defer to the field of health research. But actually, when we think about the complex and entrenched health issues that are facing our population today, really the problems occur because of a multitude of exposures over time to many different factors occurring across the life course.
So if we're going to find new ways to find new solutions to some of these health issues that we have faced for decades, we actually need to come together across traditional silos.
So if you're someone who is driven to make a difference to people's lives, if you want to improve population wellbeing, then become a member of INSIGHT.
Join us coming together across disciplines to actually make change for our populations.
Health and wellbeing.
Engage in the life and work of the Institute
- Thought Leadership: Participate in cutting-edge discussions and initiatives.
- Collaborative Learning: Learn and grow with peers and experts.
- Networking: Connect with a diverse community of professionals from across UTS and beyond.
Benefit from access to world-class expertise
- IMPACCT: Research centre improving quality of life for chronic and life-limiting conditions.
- CHERE: Research centre conducting health economics and services research.
- Methodology Hub: Integrated support across biostatistics, data science, clinical trials, implementation science, life course epidemiology, health economic evaluation and econometric modelling, and applications of AI.
Work with UTS research collaboratives to solve complex health challenges
- Ageing: Enhance health and well-being of older adults.
- Climate Change and Health: Study health impacts of climate change.
- Digital, Virtual and AI in Health: Explore tech and AI in healthcare.
- Women and Children’s Health: Improve health outcomes for women and children.
