ACGR Webinar 1/24 - Research Training for Impact

ACGR Webinar 1/24 - Research Training for Impact

Research Training for Impact: an impact-focused HDR curriculum at RMIT

By Australian Council of Graduate Research Inc

Date and time

Mon, 25 Mar 2024 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM PDT

Location

Online

About this event

In late 2020, RMIT committed a portion of the additional RSP funding granted by the Commonwealth to the redevelopment of the coursework components of the HDR curriculum. The new curriculum went live in 2023. The curriculum redevelopment was lead by the School of Graduate Research and aimed to address some delivery issues in the existing curriculum through the development of high-quality digital assets to enable global delivery but more importantly, to educate and support candidates in the principles of research translation and impact from the outset of the research, not as an afterthought.


The project has delivered a consistent curriculum across the university with substantial components of curriculum shared across disciplines. The curriculum redevelopment project also supported a refresh of the co-curricular offerings and the introduction of a new platform (Inkpath) to support their delivery.


In this webinar, the RMIT team will outline the principles underpinning the curriculum and co-curricular offerings and some of the challenges in taking (and delivering) a whole of university approach to curriculum redevelopment.


Places are free. Following registration delegates will be sent a Zoom conferencing link to access the webinar.

Organised by

The Australian Council of Graduate Research Inc (ACGR) is a not-for-profit forum of university representatives engaged in  the leadership and management of graduate research, this is Higher Degree by Research  (HDR) programs. Typically representatives holds positions such as Dean or Director of Graduate Research or equivalent.

The Council provides Graduate School Deans, Directors and industry partners with an opportunity to share ideas, exchange professional development resources, and network. DDoGS convenes biannually to discuss national agenda issues in research training and share best practice.

 

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