Postdoctoral Programs
Meeting Australia’s Research Workforce Needs: The Federal Government's Research Workforce Strategy Consultation Paper
[Below is an edited version of the information available on the DIISR website].
Research Training Inquiry Public Hearings - Brisbane
Research training in Australia - public hearing in Brisbane
The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Innovation will conduct its fifth interstate public hearing for its research training inquiry in Brisbane on Monday, 18 August.
“This inquiry focuses on the adequacy and effectiveness of current research training schemes, the factors that determine whether new graduates pursue a career in research, and the opportunities for career advancement for research graduates and staff,” said Committee Chair Maria Vamvakinou.
Reserch Training Inquiry Public Hearing: Perth
PROGRAM: Perth Public Hearings
Tuesday 12 August 2008
9.00 am to 2.00 pm
Room 1, Level 1, Legislative Assembly, 11 Harvest St, Perth
9.00 – 9.45 Professor Su Lloyd
9.45 – 10.30 Institute Postdoctoral Researchers Association at the
Telethon Institute for Child Health Research in Western Australia
10.45 – 12.15 Roundtable:
* Curtin University of Technology
* Edith Cowan University
Group of Eight signs Human Capital Development Agreement with Chile
G08 MEDIA RELEASE Tuesday 29 July 2008
Group of Eight signs Human Capital Agreement with Chile
The Group of Eight universities will sign an Agreement with the Republic of Chile in Sydney today to allow up to 500 postgraduate students to study in Australia each year.
The Go8 Agreement complements the Free Trade Agreement to be signed by the Australian and Chilean Governments in Canberra on Wednesday 30 July.
The students will be supported by the new US$600million Chilean Bicentennial Scholarship Fund for Human Capital Development.
Media Release (Kim Carr): A Fair Go for Indigenous Researchers
The Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, Senator Kim Carr, today announced his intention to introduce new public funding arrangements that will create additional opportunities for Indigenous Australians pursuing academic
research careers.
“The Australian Government is committed to enhancing support for Indigenous researchers and research to ensure that all talented Australian academics are given a fair go and that all Australians have the opportunity to benefit from their
endeavours,” Senator Carr said.
