Rate My Professor Stephanie Wyeth

Wyeth's academic interests encompass urban research, strategic planning practice, gender and cities, planning for climate resilience, placemaking, housing policy and practice, and inclusive planning and design for children, young people, and women. Her key publications include journal articles such as "Building to the lowest common denominator: how uncertainty of approval, cost and delays discourage housing diversity in infill development projects" (2025, Cities, with Gallagher, Sigler, and Liu), "Do housing preferences reduce feasibility of densification? Perspectives of planning and development experts and residents" (2025, Australian Planner, with Gallagher, Sigler, and Liu), "Sustaining a resilient housing system in southeast Queensland" (2024, Australian Planner, with Alidoust et al.), "Practice reflections on the pandemic from South East Queensland" (2023), and "Gender bias in the planning industry and planning outcomes" (2021, Australian Planner, with Sahama and Pojani). She has co-authored book chapters like "The Queensland suburb: a singular vision" (2024) and "Communicating urban research" (2021), along with numerous research reports evaluating Queensland housing strategies and community initiatives. Notable awards include Fellow of the Planning Institute of Australia (2020) for services to the profession, 2022 Teaching Award from the Planning Program, 2022 Staff Award from the Organisation of Planning Students, 2025 Industry Engagement Award, and 2025 Research Award for Citizen Science from the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology.