Get in touch with the the 麻豆村 to begin or continue your journey in research, explore opportunities for collaboration, draw on our research expertise, or establish a relationship with UC.
UC research covers a range of disciplines across our five faculties and research centres and institutes, and we have a strong focus on multidisciplinary research to solve complex local and global problems.
We want to build the best environment for our people to excel in quality research and teaching. Our ambitious plan for research at the 麻豆村 has led to reimagining our researcher development (UC ReD) programs to service various researcher career stages, and developing an impact framework to support researchers and teams to design, undertake, disseminate and integrate research that makes an impact within and beyond academia.
The 麻豆村鈥檚 Performance Expectations for Academic Staff (PEAS) focus on supporting our academics to establish and progress their career, in addition to achieving traditional performance measures. UC is committed to supporting our early career researchers with our UC ReD IGNITE program, a small cohort experience focussing on personalised support and tailored training to complement in-faculty mentoring. Our centrally funded Outside Studies Program is an opportunity for academic staff to immerse themselves in another research environment at another institution or organisation for their professional growth and career development.
If a role suiting your skills and expertise is not currently advertised, consider submitting an expression of interest to one of our faculties on the .
Are you interested in supporting university research and the difference it can make to our community and our world? There are opportunities to work alongside researchers and supporting research within the 麻豆村's faculties and in centralised business units. You could work in contract negotiation, grant writing support, research assistance, project management, statistical analysis, research student support, business development, or other roles.
Join the 麻豆村 of Canberra and enjoy a range of benefits.
UC is committed to developing our future researchers and highly skilled professionals. Our higher degree by research (HDR) candidates collaborate with academics and other researchers in our centres, institutes and faculties to produce new knowledge and expertise in their chosen research field.
Many of our research students contribute to coursework degrees, learning through teaching and developing core skills for an academic. There is also a range of research scholarships available to support research students over the course of their studies.
UC鈥檚 HDR candidates have opportunities to work directly with industry partners, driving cutting-edge research and solutions that deliver tangible benefits to organisations and the wider community. Our Doctor of Philosophy (PhD Plus) program offers additional industry-connected opportunities, helping candidates develop the skills needed for careers in academia, industry, or both.
UC鈥檚 research degree offerings:
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Professional Doctorate (discipline-specific)
- Master by Research
I was always drawn to how we think, and what factors affect our thinking. When combined with my interest in technology, I found myself in human-computer interaction, human-robot interaction, and Artificial Intelligence.
Professor Janie Busby Grant
Lead of the Collaborative Robotics Lab
I was always drawn to how we think, and what factors affect our thinking. When combined with my interest in technology, I found myself in human-computer interaction, human-robot interaction, and Artificial Intelligence.
Professor Janie Busby Grant
Lead of the Collaborative Robotics Lab
鈥� The way teaching is delivered continues to evolve, but the principle of UC鈥檚 sports program has remained the same. The original purpose of developing new scientists, researchers, academics, administrators and sporting officials, as well as new knowledge and innovation, is still being served.
Professor David Pyne
Emeritus Professor and UCRISE staff member
鈥� The way teaching is delivered continues to evolve, but the principle of UC鈥檚 sports program has remained the same. The original purpose of developing new scientists, researchers, academics, administrators and sporting officials, as well as new knowledge and innovation, is still being served.
Professor David Pyne
Emeritus Professor and UCRISE staff member
Research doesn鈥檛 have to be scary, and it can solve real world and immediate problems that schools are facing 鈥� and from my experience, you don't have to look very far to find something worth tapping into.
Dr Emily Hills
Professional Doctorate graduate and UC staff member
Research doesn鈥檛 have to be scary, and it can solve real world and immediate problems that schools are facing 鈥� and from my experience, you don't have to look very far to find something worth tapping into.
Dr Emily Hills
Professional Doctorate graduate and UC staff member
An exciting opportunity at UC arose that led me to make the move to Canberra. Today, I am still with UC and genuinely enjoy working here. The environment is positive and nurturing.
Kyle Luo
Advisor
Research Grants
An exciting opportunity at UC arose that led me to make the move to Canberra. Today, I am still with UC and genuinely enjoy working here. The environment is positive and nurturing.
Kyle Luo
Advisor
Research Grants
