Sydney Social Sciences and Humanities Advanced Research Centre (SSSHARC)
Turning great ideas into landmark outcomes
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We use innovative and collaborative approaches to problem solving within the humanities and social sciences and beyond. Through multidisciplinary and international collaborations, we develop and support a diverse range of research.
Researchers from the Sydney School of Education and Social Work have been researching the outcomes of the away from base, or ‘Block’, mode of study that has decreased in prevalence at the University of Sydney over the past few years.
New research from Dr Sanne Mestrom from Sydney College of the Arts and Dr Indigo Willing at the University of Sydney is shining a spotlight on the power and pitfalls of art in public spaces.
Co-designing romantic relationship resources for autistic youth
There is little support for young autistic people to develop the skills and knowledge required for successful romantic relationships. The ‘Romance Spectrum’ project aims to address this by developing a romantic relationships resource with autistic youth and allies.
