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We have extensive international collaborative networks throughout the world with some of the world's top-ranked universities. We also work with international organisations to make sure our work has global impact and significance.

Professor Stephen Colagiuri, a research  at the Charles Perkins Centre, is also a co-director at the . Stephen’s role across organisations ensures our centre’s alignment with international health targets and the international relevance of our research.

We run  throughout the year in conjunction with the . These events are for clinicians, researchers, members of the public, and policy and decision makers.

We invite international collaborators to get in touch to discuss partnership opportunities.

We have extensive international collaborative networks throughout the world with some of the world's top-ranked universities. We also work with international organisations to make sure our work has global impact and significance.

Professor Stephen Colagiuri, a research  at the Charles Perkins Centre, is also a co-director at the . Stephen’s role across organisations ensures our centre’s alignment with international health targets and the international relevance of our research.

We run  throughout the year in conjunction with the . These events are for clinicians, researchers, members of the public, and policy and decision makers.

We invite international collaborators to get in touch to discuss partnership opportunities.

The Charles Perkins Centre partners with government departments to provide research and define policies to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities. 

We have engaged with NSW Health on the Ministry of Sports program to reduce the burden of childhood obesity. 

We are also proud to have contributed research to the Closing the Gap report. Our research in the  project node and provided much-needed insight into the seminal government report. 

We also run  throughout the year that aim to inform and advise on health policy.

We aim to embed ourselves within communities, working with individuals to address lifestyle diseases one day at a time.

In particular, our  project nodes works with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to embed health advocacy within communities and is working to build a national health network for Australia’s first people.

°¿³Ü°ùÌý leads many of our community partnerships:

•  operates a community obesity clinic, working with families to promote better health through diet and exercise.

We have research partnerships with all faculties and disciplines throughout the University as well as with external partners and agencies.

Some of our formal partnerships include:

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Read more about  and the work we're doing.