PhD Scholarship in the School of Education
Closing date: 21 June 2013
A PhD Scholarship in social justice and teaching practice in secondary schools is now available in Deakin University's School of Education. The project will be supervised by Prof Trevor Gale, Dr Russell Cross (University of Melbourne) and Dr Carmen Mills (University of Queensland) and is part of an Australian Research Council grant.
Project title
Social justice dispositions informing teachers' pedagogy in advantaged and disadvantaged secondary schools.
Description of project
The research expands understanding of social justice dispositions informing teaching practice in advantaged and disadvantaged secondary schools. It explores how these dispositions emphasize different practices for teachers in different contexts. The successful applicant will work closely with the research team involved with the ARC project. His/her research will form part of the larger project and will also contribute to the larger project. Some interstate travel may be involved. A full project description is also available.
Eligibility
- Australian/NZ citizens or Australian permanent residents may apply.
- Applicants must meet Deakin's PhD entry requirements and hold a first class Honours degree or a research Masters degree in education.
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Previous research experience or experience as a school teacher or as a student teacher is desirable.
Funding
- A stipend of $24,653 per annum (2013 rate).
- Relocation allowance
How to apply
To apply, please submit an online application.
Please read the Terms and Conditions (131 KB) of the award.
For further information
Please contact Prof Trevor Gale
Email trevor.gale@deakin.edu.au or phone: +61 3 9251 7245.
