Hossein Adibi

Hossein Adibi is an Honorary Lecturer at Edith Cowan University's School of Arts and Humanities, specializing in sociology, migration studies, and health disparities. Previously, he served as an Associate Professor and Department Head at Tehran University, and held roles at Harvard University, UCLA, and Queensland University of Technology.

Education:

• PhD, United States of America, 1972
• Master of Migration Law & Practice, Griffith University, 2010
• Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law & Practice, Griffith University, 2007
• Bachelor of Social Administration, Flinders University, 1992

Research Interests: Social inequality, migration patterns, refugee integration, health equity, and Iranian diaspora studies. Current projects focus on Iranian communities in Australia and CALD healthcare access.

Recent Publications: Focus on refugee exclusion, Afghan immigrant integration, and NDIS policy. Themes include cultural identity, social exclusion, and policy gaps in migration contexts.

Student Supervision:

• Current: Co-supervising a PhD on youth ministry models in WA.
• Completed: Supervised studies on Indigenous-Australian Islamic alliances, Ghanaian gender dynamics, and Singaporean Malay eldercare systems.

Affiliations: Active in migration policy analysis, health equity advocacy, and cross-cultural research collaborations.