Tara Brabazon podcast

Welcome to this short professional development exploring creative industries.

In this professional development session, we explore unobtrusive research methods.

Tara presents her flipped keynote for the Australian Women's and Gender Studies Association.

Life can be difficult, particularly now. Configuring the next steps in our lives can be challenging. It is time for some inspiration. Tara talks with Maive Jackson Collett and her journey in the last year into a PhD.

The artefact and exegesis thesis is moving far beyond the creative arts. But what is this mode of thesis? What are its challenges and strengths? How are they supervised and - most importantly - how are they examined?

Narelle, Jamie and Tara have a special announcement. Narelle has submitted. Let's talk about it. And - how did she do it?

In this Steps session, Tara explores the role and place of an Office of Graduate Research. What is its function for students and supervisors? How are these roles changing in contemporary Australia?

In this special HDR training session for colleagues in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, we explore authorship and publishing opportunities, enhancing supervisory relationships - between students and supervisors - and finish with discussions of employabiity.

Tara talks with Ashleigh Merriel, the head of Progressions in the Office of Graduate Research, about Intellectual Property. What is Intellectual Property? Why does it matter to PhD students and their supervisors?

Narelle, Jamie and Tara are close to Narelle's completion. Narelle talks about these final complex stages to completion - while attempting to complete a semester...