Research into education and autism is a vibrant and active area in Australia and internationally. This provides a constant stream of new information for schools and families to consider.
The Autism Hub regularly reviews new research reports and publications, and shares relevant findings with schools and families.
We work closely with school communities, families and key autism stakeholders to share practical and useable information to support the educational outcomes of students with autism. Hear from
our researchers or
listen to the experts in our short video series.
This evidence-informed information aims to help teachers and schools to actively include, retain and engage students with autism, as well as supporting family roles or activities for young people outside of school.
Featured research
The following resources were researched and developed by Griffith University in collaboration with the Autism Hub, through the Department of Education, Education Horizon research grant scheme:
Queensland-based organisations engaged in autism research
The Autism Hub partner with a range of different universities and organisations to provide evidence-based information and advice about education and autism.
Autism Cooperative Research Centre (CRC)
The world’s first national, cooperative research effort focused on autism. The CRC takes a 'whole of life' approach, focusing on diagnosis, education and adult life.
Level 3 Foxtail Building, Long Pocket
The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Qld, 4072
Phone: (07) 3377 0600
Email:
info@autismcrc.com.au
Website:
AutismCRC
Autism Centre of Excellence (ACE)
ACE aims to improve the quality of life of children and adults with autism. It supports lifetime learning and open doors of opportunity for people with autism, from early childhood through to further education and employment.
School of Education and Professional Studies
Social Sciences Building (M10)
Messines Ridge Road
Griffith University
Mt Gravatt, Qld, 4122
Phone: (07) 3735 5667
Website:
Autism Centre of Excellence