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This seminar offers an opportunity to reflect, both conceptually and using empirical case studies, on how youth researchers in different contexts are theorising race and class in relation to contemporary youth cultures.

This course will allow you to develop deeper understanding of the underworlds you will encounter in podcasts, televisions series and books. You will develop a sense of the processes which occur when someone becomes entangled with the legal system.

Join us for the final instalment of this three part series, providing information and practical advice for engaging with Industry and/or end-users.

What are the different ways you can understand a poem? How do different elements of a poem work together? What difference does context make to literature? Get answers to these questions and more with this course introducing poetry analysis and literary analysis.

Join us for Startup Stories and hear from Adam his story of building a world-class tech company from Newcastle and how they’re scaling their solution across the globe.

This session will provide practical advice to assist with preparing accurate budgets for grant proposals for both ARC and NHMRC grant submissions.

Continue the development of your wellness plan, also the exchange of ideas and the opportunity to ask questions.

Join this session to learn how to develop a Data Management Plan; create a data record in compliance with the Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research; and publish your data to meet your funding or publishing requirements.

At this workshop you'll learn the three elements of communication, how to build a compelling pitch and how to overcome nerves.

Join this session to learn how to craft a captivating project description and structure an argument as part of your grant application