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The Stretton Institute facilitates stronger links between the University of Adelaide’s research strengths and economies by bringing together researchers and experts from across the University to address key policy issues in a multi-disciplinary and multi-method manner.
About us
Our researchers are dedicated to connecting current and rigorous research to policy issues.
Our research
We drive a multi-disciplinary and multi-method policy research approach to address issues important to South Australia, Australia and globally.
Hugh Stretton AC.
The Stretton Institute is named in honour of one of Australia’s leading public intellectual and social-democratic thinkers
Policy & Engagement
We facilitate stronger links between government, policymakers and research expertise from across the University of Adelaide.
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Events
02 Sep
Commonwealth-State Relations in Australia online masterclass
Most spheres of public policy in Australia are shaped by Commonwealth-State relations. Commonwealth-State relations in Australia is a 3-hour online masterclass offered by the Stretton Institute will illuminate, and provide participants with the knowledge of how to navigate, the dynamics of Commonwealth-State relations.
Latest news
21 Jul The Stretton Institute hosted a webinar on policy and regulation associated with genetic modification (GM) of food and crops in Australia on 21 July 2020. A recording of the webinar now available for viewing. 03 Jun
COVID-19 and its impact on schooling, teaching and student wellbeing webinar recording
COVID-19 caused unprecedented disruptions to education around the world. At its height, the pandemic affected over 90% of enrolled learners. On 28 May 2020, the Stretton Institute brought together an expert panel to discuss its impact on schooling, teaching and wellbeing. A recording of the webinar now available for viewing. 27 May
A Discussion with Mick Keelty AO., the Interim Inspector-General of the Murray Darling Basin
The recording of the Water Sharing in the Murray-Darling Basin: A Discussion with Mick Keelty webinar is now available