Research and Innovation events

This workshop is designed to assist research students who are close to completion to focus their efforts, deal with specific obstacles, increase writing productivity and maintain momentum. It will also assist students in prioritising and planning their final months.

Elevate your research visibility and join us to navigate the digital landscape with confidence.

Join us for this People.Policy.Place seminar with visiting academic Associate Professor in Archeology, Martin Porr from the University of WA. He will discuss a collaborative case study of historical materials from German ethnographic expeditions in the Kimberly region in the 1930s and '50s, exploring critical research history anthropo­logical knowledge production significant to the participating Aboriginal partners and the archival institutions in Germany.

NVivo is designed to help you manage and analyse qualitative data. It allows you to keep your data files organised and to easily code text, sound and video files. NVivo can also help you create models to illustrate your findings.

Join us for this special panel discussion about positive duty at Darwin Innovation Hub on Tuesday, 21 May. Come along for an insightful dialogue on the implementation of Positive Duty and how it can change organisational culture and identity. Hear from experts, including Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner. 

Introduction to Research Data Management explores aspects of management and care of research data throughout the research data lifecycle.

Thesis Talk is a facilitated academic discussion for HDR candidates to connect to and through ideas, with research peers. Join the monthly session to explore different topics, theories and practicalities. Talk through the nitty-gritty of research practices and reflect on your work.

Introduction to Research Data Management explores aspects of management and care of research data throughout the research data lifecycle.

Thesis Talk is a facilitated academic discussion for HDR candidates to connect to and through ideas, with research peers. Join the monthly session to explore different topics, theories and practicalities. Talk through the nitty-gritty of research practices and reflect on your work.

Thesis Talk is a facilitated academic discussion for HDR candidates to connect to and through ideas, with research peers. Join the monthly session to explore different topics, theories and practicalities. Talk through the nitty-gritty of research practices and reflect on your work.

Join us, explore our campus and learn about the courses delivered locally or available online at CDU.

Explore our campus and learn about the courses delivered locally or available online at CDU.