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Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
My piece on the need to change the JRG liberated from the paywall @auDASSH
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
✍️Registrations open: HASS & Indigenous Research Data Commons Symposium
📅18-19 June
📍Online +Naarm/Melbourne
✍️ow.ly/jcCg50RJ7Vc
w/ @LDaCA_Program @HASSUQ @DataIndigenous @unimelbMSPGH @UniMelb @IssrUq @uqnews @AdmsCentre @QUT @RMIT @UQCom_Arts @flinders @ObservatoryTeam
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Join us to co-design national infrastructure to support #socialsciences #research through the #HASS & Indigenous Research Data Commons
📆 10 Apr, online + in-person w/ @AcadSocSci
+ 23 Apr, online
✍️Learn more and register ardc.edu.au/event/social-sci…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Today the Australian Parliament achieved an excellent outcome for the future of Australian Research with the passage of the ARC Amendment Bill.
A rigorous ARC is in the national interest and the reforms are widely backed by the sector. We thank @JasonClareMP for driving this important reform agenda and the ARC Review Panel and @ProfSDodds @MargaretSheil @prof_hutchinson for their work.
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Very pleased to see the swift passage of the ARC legislation curtailing the ability of the ministerial veto. We @auDASSH are pleased about this long overdue reform.
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Some thoughts from me about why the Senate must pass the ARC legislation. World class research should be backed by a world class system of evaluation and assessment. Keeps the politics out. @auDASSH researchprofessionalnews.com…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Australia's QILT longitudinal survey confirms what we've long know, Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences students are enriched by their studies, and have well paid and rewarding careers. For more see the @auDASSH statement dassh.edu.au/want-a-good-job…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
The Australian university accord report was released on 24 Feb. Its ambition to make university more accessible and equitable is wonderful, and ending JRG prices for students is excellent news . @auDASSH response is here dassh.edu.au/universities-ac…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Pleased to announce that the annual @auDASSH conference will be in Adelaide on 13-20 September will be another excellent program. Thanks to @CraigBatty6 and colleagues for pulling things together! dassh.edu.au/event/dassh-con…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
The 2024 AHA Conference will take place @Flinders, 1 to 4 July 2024. This year's theme is 'Home Truths'. Abstracts are due on or before 23 Feb!
Further details: flinders.edu.au/engage/cultu…
@AHA_ECRs @sandroantonello @fbongiornoanu @MichelleArrow1
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
📣#HASS & #Indigenous research community: Join co-design workshops for new infrastructure to support #data-driven #research through the ARDC's HASS and Indigenous Research Data Commons on #creativearts #socialdata #Indigenousdata #languagedata.
✍️bit.ly/co-design-hass
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
This spot on. Evidence consistently shows Arts graduates have higher than average grad salaries, career satisfaction and are good citizens to boot. @auDASSH has been making this case for some time, pleased to hav others remind us of the facts theage.com.au/national/an-ar…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
📆7-9 Feb: Calling the HASS & Indigenous research community!
Register now for the ARDC Computational Skills Summer School. Learn #DigitalSkills for #HASS research, incl. #GLAM #socialsciences #IndigenousData #DataManagement. Travel bursaries available.
🔗 ow.ly/1ySI50Qgf2p
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Register now for the *EMCRs in STEM & HASS: shared journeys & futures*
Hear diverse viewpoints of EMCRs in science, technology, engineering, mathematics & medicine (STEMM), alongside Social Sciences, Humanities, Arts for People & Environment (SHAPE) whova.com/web/NqkZYHeckZ2dr8…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Pleased to announce that @auDASSH has a flash new website, check it out and our great events and resources. Come for website, register for the conference! dassh.edu.au/
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Hello twitter, I'm looking for a research assistant to support research on gender based violence/sexual exploitation and abuse in the response to refugees/migrants in Sicily in July. Paid role, ideal for a graduate student. Do you know someone?
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
"I don’t feel secure in my employment because the #humanities aren’t secure.” Read the first findings from our national survey: serious consequences of funding cuts and precarious employment on the mental health challenges for #socialscience #arts EMCRs. campusmorningmail.com.au/new…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Today is the day! 🦥 🦥
National Simultaneous Storytime will kick off at 11:00 AEST.
Register to receive the link for the live stream from Sydney Zoo & our other fantastic resources.
👉 buff.ly/3OBtsw3
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Glad to contribute to this @abcnews story on the problems of the jobs ready graduate package. It needs to go. A fairer funding model that supports students to make up their own minds and allows the system to flourish is badly needed @auDASSH abc.net.au/news/2023-05-04/q…
Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities retweeted
Very pleased with the @auDASSH submission to the accord consultation. A sector reset focused on equity is critical to the nation's future. Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences vital to the creation of a knowledge economy. dassh.edu.au/wp-content/uplo…