The inaugural POLSIS HDR Symposium
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The inaugural POLSIS HDR Symposium

This is intended to be a friendly and warm cohort connecting event, with an opportunity to present your research to your peers.

By School of Political Science & Intl. Studies

Date and time

Wednesday, June 4 · 9am - 2pm AEST

Location

Room 537 GPN39A

Room 537 Brisbane, QLD 4067 Australia

About this event

  • Event lasts 5 hours

We are really excited to announce that the inaugural POLSIS HDR Symposium will take place on Wednesday 4 June!!

This is intended to be a friendly and warm cohort connecting event, with an opportunity to present your research to your peers.

You are welcome to participate by presenting your research (for 10-15 mins) on a panel, or by only attending and engaging with your peers (no need to present if you do not wish to do so).

We anticipate starting at 9 am (with tea and coffee) and finishing with lunch from around 12.45 pm. The symposium will be held in 39a-537 with morning tea and coffee and a post-event lunch in the POLSIS common room (39a-501).

Could you kindly register by Monday 26 May (at the latest)?

Very much looking forward to this symposium and getting to meet everyone in person!

Heloise (DHDR) and Lis (HDR Student Representative)

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School of Political Science & Intl. Studies

The world is changing around us, demanding new tools for understanding world politics and new kinds of graduates who have the knowledge and creativity to be able to respond to this world of complex and dramatic challenges. Our School is one of the world’s leading centres for research and education in world politics. Our Graduate Centre in Governance and International Affairs is at the cutting edge of research and teaching on contemporary issues in politics and governance at the national, regional and international levels. The Graduate Centre supports our Rotary Centre for International Studies in Peace and Conflict and the Asia Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect.

FreeJun 4 · 9:00 AM GMT+10
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