Our research is well above world standard
The School of Economics and Marketing at UTS was one of only three Australian universities' marketing disciplines that achieved the top rank of Well Above World Standard in the Australian Government's Excellence of Research in Australia (ERA) report.
National and international grants have been received from the following:
The Australian Research Council (DECRA, DPs), The National Health and Medical Research Council, The US National Science Foundation, Centre for Economic Policy Research (STEG), The Economic & Social Research Council (UK), The Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and UTS Business School.
Specialist areas
Research centres
Change for Good at UTS
At Change for Good at UTS we're addressing complex health and social problems through transdisciplinary behaviour and social change research. Our team adopt...
UTS Behavioural Lab
The UTS Behavioural Lab is devoted to theoretical and empirical research related to human judgments, preferences and decisions as well as their marketplace and...
Centre for Business Intelligence and Data Analytics
The Centre for Business Intelligence and Data Analytics (BIDA) is dedicated to developing evidence-based innovative solutions for government, private sector...
Supporting reef protection for Anindilyakwa Rangers using a digital human rights-based tool
Coral reefs are under growing pressure worldwide. Rising ocean temperatures, pollution and extreme weather events are accelerating their decline.
The Right to Housing in Australia
Housing is increasingly unaffordable, and inequality in housing is growing. The human right to housing offers a response to this crisis that centres human...
Thrive project: Helping all young Australians finish school well
Completing high school well is a critical milestone that shapes young people’s future opportunities. Yet many students, particularly those facing social,...
Promoting equity for neurodiverse students and staff at UTS
Neurodiverse staff and students face systemic barriers in career progression, workload management and workplace inclusion.
Supporting reef protection for Anindilyakwa Rangers using a digital human rights-based tool
Coral reefs are under growing pressure worldwide. Rising ocean temperatures, pollution and extreme weather events are accelerating their decline.
The Right to Housing in Australia
Housing is increasingly unaffordable, and inequality in housing is growing. The human right to housing offers a response to this crisis that centres human...
Thrive project: Helping all young Australians finish school well
Completing high school well is a critical milestone that shapes young people’s future opportunities. Yet many students, particularly those facing social,...
Promoting equity for neurodiverse students and staff at UTS
Neurodiverse staff and students face systemic barriers in career progression, workload management and workplace inclusion.
Contact us
You can email our disciplines at MarketingDiscipline.Reception@uts.edu.au economics@uts.edu.au.