Research at Western Sydney

Western Sydney University is a research institution driven by impact. We believe excellent research and practical outcomes are essential parts of our overarching research mission. Our research has real impact upon the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of our regional, national and international communities.

The University invites outstanding graduate researchers, innovative new generation researchers and established researchers to consider joining or collaborating with us.

Professor Deborah Sweeney
Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Research, Enterprise and International)

Research Services

Research Services provides an integrated suite of services supporting the University's research effort through the development of contracts and agreements, and the provision of application advice and grant writing support to researchers; research policy implementation and development; maintenance and provision of research data; and the monitoring and promotion of ethical research practice.

Contact:

• Grants Services
• Research Grants and Contracts (Post-award)
• Research Integrity and Ethics

Business Services

Business Services connects business, government and the community with the University by establishing external linkages and identifying partnership opportunities for commercial research, professional consultancy, commercialisation opportunities, access to intellectual property and expertise, and to the University's cutting-edge research facilities. Our team of dedicated business support professionals is available to discuss your specific needs and interests.

Contact:

• Business Services
• Centralised Research Facilities

Our Stories

Global snapshot of state responses to COVID-19 New report provides global snapshot on government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.	Western research to deploy to the ISS Ground-breaking camera technology set to deploy to the ISS to investigate atmospheric phenomena.
Turtles on the brink Global assessment of turtle and tortoise species highlights extinction risk, but action could reverse the decline and save many species.	Road map to recovery As evidence grows that insect species are under serious threat, researchers unite on international road map to recovery.