Graduate Research School An Australian Doctorate for the 21st Century
An Australian Doctorate for the 21st Century
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An Australian Doctorate for the 21st Century
In May 2015, The Hon Christopher Pyne, then Minister for Education and Training announced that the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA) had been commissioned to undertake a review of Australia’s research training system, to ensure that it meets the country’s research needs in the 21st-century. ACOLA appointed an Expert Working Group to conduct the review. Distinguished Professor, Helene Marsh, JCU Dean, Graduate Research was Deputy Co-Chair of the Expert Working Group. The ACOLA Report was released in April 2016, click here to view the report.
On Monday 16 May, Professor Helene Marsh presented a seminar where she shared her insights from the ACOLA Review process.