Related Organisations

At the Centre for Behaviour Change, we are committed to fostering partnerships and collaborations with organisations that share our passion for driving positive behaviour change. Together, we aim to make a lasting difference in promoting behaviour change for individuals, communities, and society.

Behaviour Works Australia, Monash University

We bring behaviour change researchers together with the government and industry to find behavioural solutions to real-world problems. We are a leading behaviour change research enterprise within the Monash Sustainable Development Institute.

Danish Centre for Motivation and Behaviour Science (DRIVEN)

The Danish Center for Motivation and Behaviour Science (DRIVEN) is a multidisciplinary intellectual network which aims to deliver high-quality research, education, and consultancy on factors that support sustained behaviour change in various contexts such as health, the environment, the workplace, and education.

Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change

The Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change is one of the few Centres in the world that provides an integrated approach to all aspects of behaviour change. We study a wide range of behaviours related to human health and wellbeing, as well as social and environmental sustainability. We are specialists in the development, implementation, and evaluation of cutting-edge, evidence-based interventions, including those delivered via digital means or groups. 

Behavioural Science Knowledge Centre (the BE-Change)

The Behavioural Science Knowledge Centre (the BE-Change) aims to advance the science and practice of behaviour change to improve real-world public health outcomes. Based at the National School of Public Health, NOVA University Lisbon (NOVA NSPH), BE-Change was a partner of the Centre for Behaviour Change for the 2025 Behaviour Change Conference.

The D. H. Chen School of Universal Health, Zhejiang University

The D. H. Chen School of Universal Health is an interdisciplinary platform for research innovation and talent development, integrating medicine, public health, behavioural science, and artificial intelligence. Our mission is to improve health and well-being through high-quality research and education, with a specific focus on lifestyle medicine and evidence-based behaviour change interventions to address global health challenges.

The Asian Centre for Health Behavioural Insights and Interventions (HABITS)

The Asian Centre for Health Behavioural Insights and Interventions (HABITS) is a partnership between Singapore’s National Healthcare Group (NHG Health) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) for interdisciplinary research, education, and outreach in behavioural health and wellbeing. HABITS aims to (i) improve population health through multidisciplinary and translational research to support interventions, policy and programmes; (ii) strengthen national capabilities through the integration of translational research into health intervention processes; and (iii) increase Singapore’s regional and international profile as a centre of excellence for health behavioural sciences and interventions for better population health.