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Australian National University | Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Australia | about 16 hours ago
Position Description The ANU Mathematical Sciences Institute is seeking to appoint up to two PhD candidates in geometric analysis. ##Position overview The candidates will be supported by
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, publications, and conference attendance. Second, the PhD candidate will benefit from expert supervision from research leaders in sociology, psychology, criminology and computational social sciences. Third
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to investigate these many and varied issues to inform future decision-making and to ensure the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences plays a vital role in driving transformative change toward a sustainable and
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, the candidate will benefit from expert supervision from research leaders in social science and IT, and from entering a PhD with a pre-existing structure. Finally, the candidate will benefit from being part of
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of disability. Applicants from any relevant discipline (psychology, human resources and business management, social sciences, disability studies) are encouraged to apply. Autistic and otherwise neurodivergent
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. The Opportunity This interdisciplinary PhD project between IT and the social sciences will explore the development of computational approaches for detecting and analysing misogynistic backlash ecosystems across
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, humanities and social sciences Need help understanding the process? Visit our scholarship guide Application How to apply You must submit an application and include your research proposal and an outline for a
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the Australian Government Research Training Program Fees-Offset . About the project Workers’ compensation, Job Seeker and Disability Support Pension, are central components of Australia’s social safety net. These
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the School of Social Sciences. The project will focus on the lived experience and impacts of displacement linked to a community impacted by climate-related disaster. Using primarily qualitative methods
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communities, examining how these digital subcultures shape attitudes, identities and behaviours in contemporary society. It will investigate how misogynistic narratives are constructed, shared and legitimised