Responsible Gambling Research Grants
As part of the broader research program, the Queensland Government seeks gambling-related research proposals to be funded through the Responsible Gambling Research Grants Program. The purpose of the grants program is to:
- enhance the quality and quantity of gambling related research in Queensland and
- contribute to the development of gambling policy in Queensland
Applications for the Responsible Gambling Research Grants program are, when available, advertised through this website.
A number of research projects have been funded since the inception of the Responsible Gambling Research Grants program. These research topics include:
- Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy
- Costs and benefits of gambling in socio-economically disadvantaged areas
- Mental health and gambling: A longitudinal study of youth
- Older people and responsible gambling strategies
- Access and gambling participation
- Psychological and physiological factors influence on gambling activity
- Gambling behaviour of gambling employees
- Internet-based delivery of problem gambling treatment
- M-gambling
- Attitudes towards money and subgroups
- Virtual jackpot (1 and 2)
- Assisting problem gamblers.
Any reports approved for publication will be published on this website.
Application Packs for the Responsible Gambling Grants Program 2011 are now available. Applications close 9th September 2011.
Application Pack 2011 (Word 255 K)
Last reviewed 10 August 2011