Timothy Kariotis
Privacy & Data Governance
Data Science Policy Applications
Mental Health System Reform
Digital Health
Striving for an information-driven world that is equitable and just for all.
I am a lecturer in Digital Government at the Melbourne School of Government where I co-lead a project on using data science to predict cases of wage theft. I also coordinate the school's digital government subject. I am also an academic convenor at the Melbourne Centre for Data Science.
I am also currently completing my PhD in health informatics at the University of Melbourne - School of Computing and Information Systems. My PhD research explores people's experiences of the mental health system and how these experiences can inform the design of electronic health records.
Recent Talks
Work Experience
Lecturer in Digital Government | Melbourne School of Government | 2020 - Present
Research Fellow in Regulation & Design | Melbourne School of Government | 2019-2020
Lecturer in Digital Health | Swinburne Academy | 2020
Research Assistant | Department of General Practice, UniMelb | 2018-2019
Project Manager & Research Assistant | University of Tasmania | 2017-2018
Education
Master of Public Health | UTAS
Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics and Digital Health | UniMelb
Graduate Certificate in Business Administration | Murdoch
Graduate Certificate in eHealthcare | UQ
Bachelor of Nutrition Science | QUT
Bachelor of Social Science (Psych) | Swinburne University
Bachelor of Arts (Community Development & International Aid and Development | Murdoch