In 2017, Torrens University Australia and Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute partnered to deliver a joint Research Degree – a PhD and MPhil in Translational Clinical Research.
Our research outputs aim to advance knowledge that positively contributes to social justice and wellbeing, improved health outcomes, strong governance systems, economic prosperity and international development.
Torrens University Australia ensures that all research activities are conducted in accordance with the highest standards of ethics and integrity. We have a comprehensive suite of policies and procedures in place to guide researchers. The Torrens Human Research Ethics Committee reviews all projects involving human participants.
Funded by the Australian Government since 1999, PHIDU is committed to providing information on a broad range of health and other determinants across the lifespan.
The Torrens Centre of Positive Ageing and Wellbeing focuses on achieving and maintaining positive ageing both now and in the future. We seek to transform the image of aging through four pillars of education, industry, clinical practice and research.
