Biases, Black Belts and Barbie @GeoscienceAustralia
Biases, Black Belts and Barbie  @GeoscienceAustralia
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Geoscience Australia’s Gender Equity Champions and GENGA are proud to present Dr Kerstin Oberprieler. Hear from a behavioural scientist about the biases behind gender, and her own experiences about overcoming them in her business and personal life.

Dr Kerstin Oberprieler is a gamification and behavioural designer, blending academic research with design and innovation to tackle behaviour and engagement challenges. She works with governments, private organisations, educational institutions and not-for-profits to apply psychology to deliver impact. Dr Kerstin has her PhD in behaviour change and gamification and is described as one of the World’s Leading Figures in Behavioural Science by Insights Success Magazine. Dr Kerstin is an Adjunct Fellow with the University of Western Sydney. Dr Kerstin is a sought after keynote speaker, having Kerstin presented in Australia, USA, Germany, Singapore and Hong Kong. Kerstin has also delivered a TED talk.
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