Qing Guan

Dr Qing Guan is a Research Fellow at the School of Demography, College of Arts and Social Sciences at The Australian National University (ANU), and a member of the Australian Centre on China in the World. Her research focuses on migration trends and consequences, utilizing demographic and statistical tools. Key areas include immigrant integration in Australia, Asia-Pacific migration dynamics, and China's internal migration. She holds a PhD in Demography (ANU), Master of Social Research (ANU), and a BA in Culture and Communication (UIR).

Research interests span international migration, demographic modelling, and spatial population analysis. Notable projects include studies on pandemic migration shifts, social cohesion in Australia, and Asia-Pacific migration flows. She has contributed to policy-relevant work like the ACT school enrolment projections review.

Her publications analyze migration's demographic impacts, such as age-sex structures of immigrant populations and urban-regional demographic changes. She collaborates globally, particularly in Asia-Pacific regions, and actively supervises research students. Her work bridges demographic methodology with policy applications, emphasizing data-driven insights for migration and integration challenges.