Phd Scholarship: Creating Safer Sport Communities From Rural To Urban Australia
Griffith University
Southport, Australia
Base: $35,656 aud py (indexed); bonus/equity: not ...
On-site
Interdisciplinary research methods
Gender-based violence expertise
Collaborative co-design approach
The PhD candidate will undertake a 3-year doctorate as part of an Australian Research Council-funded project focused on creating safer sport communities from rural to urban Australia
Job Summary
The PhD candidate will undertake a 3-year doctorate as part of an Australian Research Council-funded project focused on creating safer sport communities from rural to urban Australia.
The successful candidate will develop skills in research design and project implementation while working with a high-performing interdisciplinary research team.
Griffith University offers research training opportunities and supports diversity, inclusion, and flexibility in a thriving research culture.
Matching Summary
The PhD candidate will undertake a 3-year doctorate as part of an Australian Research Council-funded project focused on creating safer sport communities from rural to urban Australia.
Salary
Base: $35,656 AUD per annum (indexed); Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Scholarship for up to three years full-time study
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
interdisciplinary research methods
gender-based violence expertise
collaborative co-design approach
research design and implementation
mixed methods research
team-based research environment
Nice-to-have
passion for violence prevention
intersectional experience understanding
experience with rural and urban contexts
experience in sport studies
critical psychology knowledge
experience with priority populations
Key Requirements
Bachelor degree with second class (division A) honours or Masters degree with significant research component
Ability to develop strong research proposals
Capacity to design research methods and conduct fieldwork