PhD Scholarship at La Trobe University: Research Opportunity on Family Violence Safety for First Nations and Culturally Diverse Families | Melbourne, Australia
Company/Recruiter: La Trobe University: Research Opportunity on Family Violence Safety for First Nations and Culturally Diverse Families
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Opportunity type
Scholarship
Location
Australia, Victoria, Melbourne
Work arrangement
Location-based; remote work not stated
Organisation
La Trobe University: Research Opportunity on Family Violence Safety for First Nations and Culturally Diverse Families
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Role shape: Responsibility-led role with a detailed skills profile.
Evidence to prepare: Connect your CV or portfolio to Bachelor's degree with honours or equivalent postgraduate qualification; Strong research interest in family violence, Indigenous affairs, or cultural diversity. Use one concrete example that shows you can Conduct original research on family violence safety within First Nations and culturally diverse family contexts.
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Job Overview
This PhD scholarship provides funding for a three-year doctoral research program focused on family violence, cultural safety, and family court systems. The research will contribute valuable insights into protecting vulnerable families while respecting cultural contexts and diversity.
Eligibility
- Conduct original research on family violence safety within First Nations and culturally diverse family contexts
- Examine family court systems and their effectiveness in ensuring cultural safety
- Analyse child and family wellbeing outcomes and long-term safety impacts
- Contribute to the ARC Discovery Project through rigorous academic inquiry
- Publish research findings and present at academic conferences
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree with honours or equivalent postgraduate qualification
- Strong research interest in family violence, Indigenous affairs, or cultural diversity
- Demonstrated academic excellence and research capability
- Excellent written and communication skills
Benefits
- Full PhD scholarship covering tuition and living expenses
- Supervision by leading experts in family violence and cultural safety research
- Access to La Trobe University's research facilities and resources
- Opportunity to contribute to meaningful social research
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