2024 Research Masterclasses
A series of 8-10 online webinars will be presented by renowned research experts who are external to UniSQ, aimed primarily at Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Students and HDR Supervisors.
Monthly webinars will be hosted between February and November. All presentations will be held via Zoom and will last for 1.5−2 hours. A payment of up to $500 will be paid to the presenter.
Webinars will be recorded and stored in the eLearning Object Repository (eLOR) as a resource available for future viewing.
Any UniSQ academic staff member may nominate a potential external presenter. Nominations for both international and domestic speakers are encouraged. Presentations on topics of broad interest to HDR students and supervisors, such as a specific research method, will be favoured.
The following Research Masterclasses will take place in 2024.
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Asymptotic Perturbation Methods in Applied Sciences - presented by Professor Lev Ostrovsky, University of Colorado and University of North Carolina, USA
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Methodology of Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis (CADA) - presented by Professor Nicole Mockler, University of Sydney
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Strengths, Collaboration and Doctoral Studies - presented by Professor Narelle Lemon, Edith Cowan University
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Balancing the Complex Interplay of Science, Social Media and Politics When Providing Policy Advice: Living With Urban Wildlife - presented by Professor Justin O'Riain, University of Cape Town, SA
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Pitching Responsible Science - presented by Professor Robert Faff, Bond University and The University of Queensland
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Co-Production of Research - presented by Professor Brett Smith, Durham University, UK
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Getting Published: Strategies for Successfully Navigating the Scholarly Publication Journey - presented by Associate Professor Shannon Mason, Nagasaki University, Japan
If you missed a Masterclass, you can view the recording below. Please click on the Title of the Masterclass.
- Research Writing with Authority - Presented by Professor Patricia Thomson, University of Nottingham, UK
- Towards Successful Graduates: From Interest to Interests - presented by Professor Dewei Chu, University of New South Wales
- Descriptive Phenomenology as a Research Method - presented by Dr Virginia Howie, CQUniversity
- Developing AI Literacy in Your Writing and Research Practice - presented by Dr Lynette Pretorius, Monash University