Scholars in Humanities

Brings together scholars in Humanities to develop and pursue productive research, teaching, publishing and consultancy initiatives.

Works within Humanities - and beyond - through self-sustaining and flexible affiliations to benefit scholarly careers.

The Scholars in Humanities Group (SiHG) pursues these aims through four main activities:

Research Career Consultancy

• Skills, training, mentoring

Publishing

• Internal and external scholarly and general publishing commissions and consultancy

Research Development

• Affiliates researchers and research groups with a range of local, national and international partners, including ARC, industry, government and community
• Incubates research projects and initiatives

Teaching Program

• On-campus and off-campus (OUA) teaching for external and international students (c. 350 students pa)
• HDR supervisions
  

SiHG is chaired by Professor Graham Seal g.seal@curtin.edu.au

SiHG has an advisory board consisting of:

• Professor Roy Jones
  
• Professor John Stephens
  
• Professor Dawn Bennett
  
• Dr Robyn Mayes
  

Affiliations

SiHG works with and through a number of internal and external affiliations, including at present:

Office of Research and Graduate Studies
Australia-Asia-Pacific Institute
John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library
National Library of Australia
Australian Folklore Research Unit
Australia at War and Peace Group
Australian Research Council
Black Swan Press
Open Universities Australia