Considering what next in 2023?
Did you miss our Honours Month events?
It’s not too late!

Join Dr Jessie Shipman, Health Sciences Honours Coordinator to hear about the program and some of the exciting industry-linked projects you could undertake as an Honours student. We will discuss how Honours can open doors to research pathways, and provides an opportunity to inform evidence based practice in community and clinical health settings.

We have flexible options for part time or full time study so you can combine Honours with other opportunities.

The session will cover entry requirements, potential research projects, study plans, and how to apply, followed by a Q&A session.

Join us in person or online on to discuss how we define work, the narratives that workers use to manage challenging work environments and how organisations support or diminish workers ability to manage these environments.

This public event will be an ‘in conversation with’ style event with Professor Donna Baines and other leading experts discussing the ways in which people navigate work environments where risk is seemingly inherent in the role.

Specifically, we explore what it means to work in a role where managing verbal violence and intimidation, witnessing violence and/or its victims is considered simply a part of the job.  By focusing on workplaces where workers are required to manage their own and other people’s safety – both physically and psychologically – the panel will explore how we define work, the narratives that workers use to manage challenging work environments and how organisations support or diminish workers ability to manage these environments.

More details here.