Training / Workshops
Centre for Professional Development (CPD)
Programs & Workshops Overview
The Research Office in conjunction with the Centre for Professional Development (CPD) offers a series of workshops to support staff in their research endeavours. The workshops can include the areas of:
- Introduction to Macquarie's Research Infrastructure
- Developing a Research Program
- Developing a Research Profile
- Preparing Research Grant Applications
- Ethical Issues in Research
- Funding your Research through External Sources
- Disseminating your Research Outcomes
- Intellectual Property
- Postgraduate Research Supervisor Development Program
Current Workshops & Programs
The following table is a direct content feed from the CPD (Centre for Professional Development) website displaying current research related Programs & Workshops. Any links from this table will re-direct to the CPD website. The Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) supports CPD programs and workshops but is not responsible for the content within this table.
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For more information and bookings, go to the Research Development Program at CPD web page.
Previous Important Workshops
Specialist Researcher Series - ARC Workshops Held In 2006
In conjunction with the Centre for Professional Development, a series of workshops designed to support staff in their applications to the ARC were held throughout 2006. Information from the workshops will be added to this page as it is available. The workshops held were as follows:
The Social, Behavioural and Economic Sciences and the ARC
A Workshop with Professor Elim Papadakis, the ARC’s Executive Director of Social, Behavioural and Economic Sciences.
Writing ARC Summary Statements
A Workshop with Dr Jennifer Biddle, Department of Anthropology focusing on the 100-word summary for ARC applications.
Writing ARC Grant Applications
A Workshop with A/Prof Lesley Hughes, Department of Biological Sciences focusing on the “E” Section of ARC applications.
Developing Budgets for the ARC
A Workshop with Ms Martina Stiemer, Office of Financial Services focusing on budget requirements for ARC applications.
Central Commencement Program
All enrolled research candidates are able to access the online Central Commencement Program which provides information on a range of candidature issues including Ethics, Intellectual Property, Funding and Resources, Research Program Management, Thesis Preparation and Thesis Examination.
The information is based on a program presented bi-annually to commencing candidates, but all research candidates will find this important information useful.
Website: http://learn.mq.edu.au/pub/ROCP/