ECR Workshop:   Generating Research Ideas

FIRN is the premier network of finance researchers and PhD students across Australia and recently New Zealand.  Researchers from all of the major schools, departments and universities who offer research programs across the various topic areas of finance are members of FIRN.The purpose of FIRN is to provide a strong, cohesive and fiscially efficient approach toward supporting research and advancements in the Australian finance academic community.  FIRN’s program of events and initiatives aims to develop better communication and networking across the sector, better research outcomes, better educated PhD students, better skilled academics, stronger international relationships and a stronger future.

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This workshop is designed for early career academics in finance.

FIRN is working with member institutions to host skills workshops aimed at Early Career Researchers. The workshops are via Zoom. FIRN invites Early Career Researchers and PhD students to a panel discussion on Generating Research Ideas.The panel includes:<ul><li>
Carole Comerton-Forde, UNSW
</li><li> 
Ekaterina Volkova, University of Melbourne
</li><li> 
Bruce Grundy, University of Melbourne
</li></ul>This workshop is designed for early career academics in finance and will include Q&A time for participants . Moderated by: Garry Twite, University of Melbourne/FIRN Vice President EducationPlease register your interest and you will be sent an email the day before with the Zoom code and password.

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