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Associate Professor Anna Ziersch

Associate Professor (Research)

Southgate Institute for Health, Society and Equity

+61 8 72218484

anna.ziersch@flinders.edu.au

Health Sciences (2.53)

GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia

I am a qualitative and quantitative social scientist and have an overarching interest in health inequities, in particular multidisciplinary and multimethod approaches to understanding the social determinants of health. My main focus more recently has been on the social determinants of refugee health and wellbeing, and also the links between discrimination and health.

I am a co-convenor of the Migrant and Refugee Research Network (MARRNet).

Qualifications

BA (Hons), University of Adelaide
MSc (Social Psychology), London School of Economics
PhD (Public Health), Flinders University

Supervisory interests

Housing, social inclusion, neighbourhood disadvantage

Refugee mental and physical health and wellbeing

Refugees/migrants

Higher degree by research supervision

Current

Principal supervisor: Multiculturalism policy (1), Mental health for Syrian refugee women

Associate supervisor: HIV nutrition programme in Ethiopia (1), Mental health effects on children of immigration detention

Completion

Principal supervisor: 'Health care seeking behaviours for sexually transmitted infections among women attending the National Institute of Dermatology and Venereology in Vietnam' (1)

Associate supervisor: The impact of health on lifetime earnings, labour force experience and retirement, and health and income inequities post retirement (1), Refugee experiences of private rental housing, 'Neighbourhood characteristics, social capital, health and wellbeing: comparing the experiences and opportunities of relatively low income indiviudals living in contrasting socio-economic areas' (1), 'Women, social capital and mental well-being: An examination of participation in community groups' (1), An investigation of trust in areas of differing socioeconomic status: Implications for health' (1)

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