Liz Eggins

Liz Eggins is a Research Fellow at the School of Social Science, The University of Queensland, specializing in criminology and evidence-based policing. Her work focuses on systematic reviews of police techniques, domestic violence interventions, child protection, and substance misuse in parenting.

• PhD in Applied Psychology (2010), Griffith University
• Key affiliations: SocioHealthLab, UQ Bioarchaeology and Osteology Network (BONE), Australian Institute of Criminology

Research Interests

Liz’s research spans evidence-based policing strategies, including restorative justice, mental health co-response models, and alcohol-related harm reduction. She contributes to systematic reviews on police legitimacy, drug law enforcement, and child welfare interventions.

Grants & Collaborations

Collaborates with The University of Queensland, New Zealand Police, and Australian Institute of Criminology on policing databases and crime prevention programs.