HUSS Graduate Research Conference 2023
Event status:
The HuSS Graduate Research Conference provides a friendly and engaging space for research students to sharpen their presentation skills, build interdisciplinary networks, check off a milestone requirement, and share their research with like-minded colleagues. For this year’s conference, all themed sessions for the presentation of research results, professional development workshops and panels will be held both online and in-person at Bundoora campus over the course of 2 days.
- Date:
- Monday 30 October 2023 09:00 am until Tuesday 31 October 2023 05:00 pm (Add to calendar)
- Contact:
- Conference Committee
HUSSHDRConf@latrobe.edu.au - Presented by:
- School of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Type of Event:
- Current Student: Postgraduate; Conference
- Attached documents:
- HUSS Graduate Researcher Prize - Research Outputs [Word, 25.6 KB]
- HUSS Graduate Researcher Prize - Public Engagement [Word, 30.3 KB]
- 2023 HUSS Graduate Research Conference [PDF, 209.3 KB]
- 2023 Graduate Research Conference FAQs [PDF, 167.5 KB]
- 2023 HuSS Graduate Research Conference Program - Final - Website.pdf [PDF, 607.4 KB]
2023 HUSS Graduate Research Conference
2023 HUSS Graduate Research Conference
The School of Humanities and Social Sciences is very proud to present our 2023 Graduate Research Conference.
This is an opportunity for our Masters and PhD candidates to present their work and hear from their colleagues.
Supervisor/Progress Committee Registration
Conference Program
2023 HUSS Graduate Research Conference Committee
Frequently Asked Questions
RED Workshops to be Conference Ready
How to Conference 1:00pm – 3:00pm AEST Tuesday 12 September BOOK HERE
HUSS Graduate Researchers Prizes 2023
The HuSS Graduate Researcher Prizes are designed to recognise and celebrate the achievements of graduate researchers and their contributions to the research activities in the School.
There are two types of award for 2023:
Each Prize is valued at an amount of $1,500 for the winner, and $750 for the runner up.
Applications open: Thursday 7th September
Applications close: Monday 2nd October
Equity and Diversity
If you have specific needs on the day or would like particular accessibility questions or suggestions considered in the conference planning process, please email Natasha.
Please note that photographs will be taken throughout the conference. Please contact husshdrconf@latrobe.edu.au if you do not wish to be photographed.
Monday October 30
Conference Welcome: 9.00 am AEST
The Graduate Research Conference is an important part of the intellectual climate within the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The event provides HDR candidates with a supportive and encouraging space not only for presenting their research outputs, but also for fostering the development of professional skills and building of interdisciplinary networks.
This year, the conference is being held both online and in-person over the course of 2 days. Please join us for the official conference welcome from Dr Raelene Wilding (Deputy Dean of School of Humanities & Social Sciences). Associate Professor Anthony Moran (Director of Graduate Research, Humanities & Social Sciences) will also outline important housekeeping information and guideline reminders.
Registration details to come. Please check back later.
La Trobe’s Got Talent – 12.00 pm AEST - Agora Cinema and Online
We are requesting students AND staff to contribute to a lunch hour of entertainment
Entries - Send a video from your OneDrive to husshdrconf@latrobe.edu.au
Maximum duration - 5 minutes
Entries close MONDAY 9th October
Tuesday October 31
Professional Development Session – 2.00pm – 4.00pm AEST
At the Intersection of Uneven Terrain: Activism and Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences
We aim to highlight the work that both our Graduate Researchers (HDRs) and academic staff do or have done to engage their research with real lives and contexts. In this session, we want to explore ways in which research can be a platform for activism and impact, and perhaps to inspire researchers who are interested in developing research engagement in their disciplines. The session will articulate around three distinct but interconnected panels: 1) translating knowledges, 2) community-based knowledge exchanges, and 3) media and institutional activism. At the end of the session, floor will be provided for a broader conversation between the panellists and attendees of the session about the links between activism and research in HUSS disciplines.
Prize Ceremony and Conference Close - 4.15pm
The HUSS Graduate Researcher Prizes are designed to recognise and celebrate the achievements of HDR candidates and their contributions to activities. Each year the School offers two prizes to graduate researchers in the arenas of public engagement and research outputs.
Registration details to come. Please check back later
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