William Mude

Dr. William Mude is a lecturer in evaluation and research methods, with over a decade of experience in both government and non-government sectors. His current research focuses on adolescent mental health, particularly the effects of digital technology on young people's mental health outcomes, and the accessibility, equity, and adequacy of services designed for youth.

In addition to mental health, Dr. Mude researches healthcare systems, concentrating on the disparities encountered by young individuals and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in Australia. He tackles significant issues such as healthcare inequalities and systemic barriers, aiming to identify factors that impede equitable access to health services.

Dr. Mude employs a mixed-methods approach, integrating qualitative and quantitative research methods to gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex factors influencing health and service accessibility. His commitment to community engagement ensures that his research not only enhances academic knowledge but also yields practical solutions that benefit the communities involved.

Dr. Mude has made significant contributions to public health literature through extensive publications in peer-reviewed journals. He is deeply passionate about teaching and mentoring future changemakers, drawing inspiration from his own experiences as a former refugee. His work emphasises the importance of community engagement, sevice providers and policymakers in developing and implementing effective social and health services interventions that generate meaningful change.