Category: Professional development
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GR Supervisors & GR workshops
GR Supervisor Development Series: Strategies and skills for improving GR feedback literacy Graduate researchers need and want feedback, but sometimes they can seem reluctant to accept it. A key challenge for supervisors is how to navigate the complex terrain of giving feedback in circumstances where students’ feedback literacy may need to be developed alongside their […]meri-news.education.unimelb.edu.au/2024/10/25/gr-supervisors-gr-workshops
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Upcoming Events in September
Going Along with Trans, Queer, and Non-Binary Youth Book Launch In celebration of the paperback release of his book, Going Along with Trans, Queer, and Non-Binary Youth, you are invited to join author Dr Sam Stiegler (University of Melbourne) in conversation with Professor Mary Lou Rasmussen (Australian National University) for a discussion about doing research with queer and trans youth and the intersections […]meri-news.education.unimelb.edu.au/2024/09/17/upcoming-events-in-september
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DFAT Australia Awards Fellowships
**NOTE: This scheme is limited to six applications per institution. Applicants who intend to apply to this round must submit an EoI to RIC International before 5:00pm Wednesday 18th September to be included in the internal UoM ranking and selection process. This Fellowship offers eligible Australian organisations from all sectors the opportunity to deepen and […]meri-news.education.unimelb.edu.au/2024/09/13/dfat-australia-awards-fellowships
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Upcoming Programs for GR Supervisors, GRs & Researchers by the Research Development Unit
Supervisor Development Series: Avoiding Data Disasters: A Supervisor’s Guide to Managing Research Data Welcome to the next workshop in the monthly Supervision Development Series. Don’t know where your student’s data is? Don’t know which systems your student should use for their data workflows? Graduate researchers rely on their supervisors to teach them the necessary skills […] -
Unlock your Research Project’s Potential with TRAM Track!
Applications for TRAM Track Semester 2 are open. If you are keen to gain a deeper understanding of who your research can impact and how your research can bring value to the world, apply now. TRAM Track Semester 2 2024 Application Form If you are interested in participating in the program, please apply before the deadline […] -
Navigating Uncertainty: Your Heroic Journey. Workshop series commencing 30 August
Feeling uncertain and stressed about whether you are ‘good enough’ to succeed in your research career? The University can be an extremely competitive environment, with high expectations requiring enormous commitment and resources. Working harder and longer doesn’t always address the sense of pressure or constant self-questioning that leads to feelings of lethargy, despair, and harsh […] -
2024 Faculty of Education Research Conference What makes research remarkable? Who and what matters?
Date: Thursday 24th October 2024 Time: 8:30am – 6pm Location: Arts West Building, Parkville Campus All Faculty of Education Graduate Researchers and academics are welcome! Registration & Abstract Submissions NOW OPEN Registration: Please register to attend the conference here by 5pm, Thursday 17th October. https://www.eventbrite.com.ar/e/2024-faculty-of-education-research-conference-tickets-918719403467 Abstract Submission: Faculty of Education Graduate Researchers and academics are […] -
2024 Faculty Research Roundtable Series commencing noon, tomorrow… with a twist!
MERI is excited to announce the 2024 Faculty of Education Research Roundtable Series commences noon, Wednesday 29 May in L915 (or via zoom). What’s New? This year, we are introducing a dynamic format that will bring two academic groups or research centers together each month to stimulate discussion around the juxtaposition of our different domains, and foster potential cross-pollination of ideas. We’re looking forward […] -
The new Research Management System: Calling participants for “hands on” validation sessions
The University’s new Research Management System will replace Themis Research when it goes live in November 2024. The Project Team is hosting sessions in June and July to validate various aspects of the design, providing “hands on” access to try out various functions based on participants’ roles (Chief Investigator, Teaching/Research Staff, Professional Support Staff, etc.). […] -
DATA BITES & Reel Impact
DATA BITES This new community is a place and time to discuss all matters related to data science – quantitative or qualitative, practical or theoretical, or new and in need of debate. To kick off, MDAP are holding a curated series of sessions: DATA BITES. These initial, regular sessions will be held around topics including […]meri-news.education.unimelb.edu.au/2024/05/16/data-bites-reel-impact
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