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Biography
More than 25 years in Human-Computer Research, Policy Translation, Teaching and Consultancy
Professor Andrew J. Campbell is an internationally recognised authority in cyberpsychology, digital mental health, and the ethical application of artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies to support human wellbeing. At The University of Sydney, he leads the Digital Health Group and serves as Chair and Head of the Cyberpsychology Research Group within the Sydney School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health.
With over two decades of experience in psychological practice, research, teaching, and policy leadership, Professor Campbell is widely regarded as a pioneer in the integration of psychology, technology, and ethics. His work focuses on the intersection of cyberpsychology, digital therapies, immersive technologies, and cybersecurity, emphasizing the translation of rigorous research into real-world systems that enhance mental health outcomes at scale.
As a frequent media commentator and public speaker, Professor Campbell discusses the impacts of consumer technologies on mental health and wellbeing, contributing expert insights through various national and international media outlets and community forums. In 2024, he received the CyberTherapy Lifetime Achievement Award at the World Conference for Cyberpsychology (CyPsy27) held at Arizona State University, USA, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to technology-enabled healthcare.
His international profile continues to expand through keynote invitations, global collaborations, and visiting appointments, including his role as Adjunct Professor of Cyberpsychology at Asia Pacific University of Innovation and Technology (APU) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where he has collaborated in the development and launch of Asia's first Master of Applied Psychology in Cyberpsychology degree program.
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