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FACULTY OF ARTS
RESEARCH UNITS
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
RESEARCH DEGREES
COURSEWORK DEGREES
RESEARCH & POSTGRADUATE STUDY
The Faculty of Arts has evolved into a major centre of research
and postgraduate study. Research and postgraduate excellence
is reflected in successes in national competitive research
grant applications (more than $4million between 1998-99),
high quality publications and growing enrolments and completions
in postgraduate degrees. The Faculty is internationally regarded
for its excellence in Australasian, Southeast Asian and Post-colonial
studies. Faculty members collaborate with international and
national research bodies and belong to the editorial boards
of leading national and international journals.
Faculty research is organised by the Associate Dean Graduate
Studies and Research, the Faculty Research Committee, the
Board of the Institute of Social Change and Critical Inquiry
(ISCCI) and Postgraduate Coordinators in Academic Programs.
Administrative support is provided by the Postgraduate Support
Officer and the Institute's Administrative Officer.
All postgraduate applications must be approved by the Associate
Dean Graduate Studies and Research.
Postgraduate contacts
Associate Professor Adrian Vickers
Associate Dean, Graduate Studies and Research
Chair, Faculty Research Committee
Tel +61 2 4221 3626
Fax +61 2 4221 3179
Email adrian_vickers@uow.edu.au
Professor John Bern
Director, Institute of Social Change and Critical Inquiry
Tel +61 2 4221 4838
Fax +61 2 4221 5746
Email john_bern@uow.edu.au
Website:http://www.uow.edu.au/arts/iscci
Ms Robyn Foster
Postgraduate Support Officer
Tel + 61 2 4221 3677
Fax +61 2 4221 4471
Email: robyn_foster@uow.edu.au
CURRENT RESEARCH AREAS
The Faculty's principal research strengths are reflected in
the research programs of The
Institute of Social Change and Critical Inquiry (ISCCI).
Most of the leading researchers in the Faculty belong to
the Institute's interdisciplinary research programs, its affiliated
centre The Canadian Australian Studies Centre, or to the Centre
for Asia Pacific Transformation Studies (CAPSTRANS). Other
researchers work independently within academic programs. More
information on individuals' research areas can be found on
the web-pages of academic programs.
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