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strategies for archiving and developing critical cultural down under. As part of this project, we are offering a PhD scholarship for a candidate to develop a creative practice research response to the critical
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, health, (mis)communications, geographies, creative practices, policies and institutions - are shaping and being shaped by AI. Research in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS), is more critical
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. The scholarship will enable a PhD scholar to pursue a full-time program of specialist research in Literary Studies or Creative Writing. We are seeking enthusiastic and committed graduate research students
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: Using a shared interest in pets to build connections between older adults living in aged care and international university students. We encourage creative, interdisciplinary approaches. For instance
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) in late 2026; • be a domestic student or permanent resident. Selection criteria We are looking for candidates with creativity, power of initiative, independence and a strong personal commitment to
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creative works if applicable) Research project and environment (e.g. alignment with UniSQ research priorities; research relevant to Australian research context; external support for the proposed research
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/or computational chemistry is preferred. *Forward-thinking, innovative, and creative students are encouraged. Supervisory Team University of Newcastle - Eric Kennedy and Michael Stockenhuber CSIRO
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awards) Research capability (e.g., research publications in high quality journals; research presentations at conferences; research internship experience; evidence of creative works, if applicable) Research
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experience; evidence of creative works if applicable) Research project and environment (e.g. alignment with UniSQ research priorities; research relevant to Australian research context; external support for
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research outputs, for example, peer-reviewed journal articles or creative works completed within the past five years. Demonstrated leadership or contribution within your Field of Research (FoR). For detailed