CCCR HDR Membership HDR candidates who are being supervised by a member of the Centre for Creative & Cultural Research (CCCR) have the opportunity to become a part of this academic research centre while completing their postgraduate studies. The aim of HDR membership is to enhance the traditional postgraduate research program through participation in hands-on research practice in a collegial and collaborative academic setting. The Centre provides significant opportunities for training, collaboration, and mentoring by a group of academics involved in cultural and creative research programs. As members of the Centre, you are viewed as a colleague and an active contributor to the Centre and its developing research culture. HDR members will be supervised by core or associate members of the centre; be working on projects aligned with the key programs and/or research strengths of the CCCR; are entitled and encouraged to participate fully in the life of the CCCR, with priority access to workshops, symposia, visiting fellows and guests, and other events; are expected to be working towards publication of research and/or creative outputs within the timeframe of their candidacy; are able to contribute to organising CCCR-related activities including participating in and taking leadership of the centre’s HDR-related programs; are capable of collaborative and collegial activity, including being prepared to collaborate with the centre’s core members in research activities; are prepared to represent the CCCR and its related programs both within the University and to the broader academic and general community. Please note: membership of the CCCR does not change your enrolment status and your degree will continue to be managed by the Faculty of Arts & Design. About the CCCR The CCCR brings together researchers who investigate the constant state of flux that characterises society, associated with: the impact of digitisation and related individual and institutional transformations; the effect of globalisation on local ways of knowing, being and remembering; and the need for constant innovation and change that can bring with it a lot of cultural memories. Researchers in the Centre, working across creative arts and humanities, bring their expertise to research that is designed to build knowledge about this issue, develop new and transformative techniques for analysing, understanding and representing cultural
CCCR HDR Membership HDR candidates who are being supervised by a member of the Centre for Creative & Cultural Research (CCCR) have the opportunity to become a part of this academic research centre while completing their postgraduate studies. The aim of HDR membership is to enhance the traditional postgraduate research program through participation in hands-on research practice in a collegial and collaborative academic setting. The Centre provides significant opportunities for training, collaboration, and mentoring by a group of academics involved in cultural and creative research programs. As members of the Centre, you are viewed as a colleague and an active contributor to the Centre and its developing research culture. HDR members will be supervised by core or associate members of the centre; be working on projects aligned with the key programs and/or research strengths of the CCCR; are entitled and encouraged to participate fully in the life of the CCCR, with priority access to workshops, symposia, visiting fellows and guests, and other events; are expected to be working towards publication of research and/or creative outputs within the timeframe of their candidacy; are able to contribute to organising CCCR-related activities including participating in and taking leadership of the centre’s HDR-related programs; are capable of collaborative and collegial activity, including being prepared to collaborate with the centre’s core members in research activities; are prepared to represent the CCCR and its related programs both within the University and to the broader academic and general community. Please note: membership of the CCCR does not change your enrolment status and your degree will continue to be managed by the Faculty of Arts & Design. About the CCCR The CCCR brings together researchers who investigate the constant state of flux that characterises society, associated with: the impact of digitisation and related individual and institutional transformations; the effect of globalisation on local ways of knowing, being and remembering; and the need for constant innovation and change that can bring with it a lot of cultural memories. Researchers in the Centre, working across creative arts and humanities, bring their expertise to research that is designed to build knowledge about this issue, develop new and transformative techniques for analysing, understanding and representing cultural
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