Batchelor Institute’s Research Office provides stewardship and strategic leadership to all aspects of research management at the Institute.
The Office has an oversight responsibility for evaluation, reporting, and support for all areas of research, and manages internal reporting as well as reporting to our partners and government.
The Research Office works to maintain and build research culture and activity at the Institute. It focuses on providing research assistance and professional development opportunities to current staff, overseeing the administration and operation of research projects and partnerships, and providing support to the Graduate School.
The role of the Committee is to
advise the Academic Board on research policies, strategies, initiatives and
innovation that promote and support the research and research training
directions of the Institute. The Committee oversees the research activity of
the Institute in line with the Institute’s Research Plan and the Institute
Strategic Plan. This includes provisions for the development of research policy
and strategies, management of internal ethics processes, the promotion of
research initiatives and programs, the monitoring and reporting on research
output, and oversight of the performance and processes supporting higher degree
by research candidates.
The aim of the Research Committee is to support the development of a strong research culture, foster excellence in research and build research capability. The term of appointment for members of the Research Committee is two years.
Membership comprises
- Research Manager
- Executive Director of Division responsible for research and research training
- Elder Academic
- A Senior Researcher of the Institute,
- Director of Graduate School
- Student Advocate-Candidate Liaison and Engagement Officer (or nominee)
- Manager of Library and Information Services (or nominee),
- Director Student Experience (Chairperson)
The Chief Executive Officer may attend any committee meetings within the institute.
The Research Committee sits regularly throughout the year. Contact research@batchelor.edu.au or graduateschool@batchelor.edu.au to confirm dates.
Batchelor Institute has a tradition of partnering with distinguished and talented researchers in the Indigenous research space. Adjunct researchers and associates may work in another institution, in Australia or overseas, for service providers, in-community or for Government-funded or private research organisations. Adjunct researchers may work as a private research consultant or be semi-retired.
What all Adjunct researchers share is an interest in the research goals of Batchelor Institute and a commitment to building an ongoing relationship with our researchers and candidates. Our current Institute adjuncts are:
- Dr Michelle Hogue
- Professor Tracey Bunda
- Professor Odette Best
- Dr Anthony (Joe) Fraser
- Professor Sonia Tidemann
- Associate Professor Henk Huijser
- Dr Catherine Holmes
- Dr Jack Frawley
- Dr Lisa Hall
- Professor Gillian Wigglesworth
- Professor Diane Bretherton
- Dr Majon Williamson-Kefu
- Professor Doug Marmion
- Dr Michael Michie