Paul Agius

About

Paul is a public health researcher with over 15 years of research experience and joined Burnet in October 2012. He is a Burnet Institute Senior Fellow and works as a biostatistician across Public Health, Life Science and International Development Disciplines.

Paul’s academic research interests include young people’s sexual behaviour and associated risk; and applied statistics and quantitative research methodology more generally.

Paul has collaborated with researchers from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and the University of Washington on research examining the association between adverse sexual health outcomes and alcohol use for Australian adolescents as well as other research focusing on adult sexual/reproductive health and perinatal epidemiology.

Paul works across the Burnet Institute in a consultative statistical role, but also aims to continue to build on his research expertise regarding adolescent sexual behaviour and risk in his work at the Institute.

Employment

• Deakin University Associate Professor Biostatistics
  2022 - Present
• Burnet Institute Principal Research Fellow Biostatistics
  2012 - 2022
• La Trobe University Rsearch Fellow
  2010 - 2012
• La Trobe University Research Fellow
  2008 - 2010
• University of Melbourne Research Officer
  2005 - 2008
• Swinburne University of Technology Sessional Lecturer
  2002 - 2007
• La Trobe University Research Officer
  2001 - 2005
• La Trobe University Research Consultant
  2000 - 2001
• La Trobe University Researcher
  1996 - 2001
• La Trobe University Researcher
  1992 - 2001

Education

• Swinburne University of Technology Master of Science
  2000 - 2006
• La Trobe University Graduate Diploma in Sociology [Social Survey and Research Techniques]
  1990 - 1992
• La Trobe University Bachelor of Arts
  1986 - 1988

Projects & Funding

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Publications

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