We are very interested in supervising Masters and PhD projects in gender-based violence prevention and response. Please contact Associate Professor Bridget Harris and Dr Naomi Pfitzner to discuss your interest in graduate research with us.
We welcome your inquiry about postgraduate study and you can find information about our faculty processes here. You can read about the fantastic work currently being done by our graduate research students here.
The Gender and Family Violence Prevention Hub supervises a number of PhD, Masters and Honours projects. Our PhD and Masters programs sits within the Social & Political Sciences (SPS) Graduate Research Program which encompasses a range of disciplines including Anthropology, Criminology, Women's & Gender Studies, Human Geography, Politics and International Relations and Sociology. See Key researchers for indicative topics affiliated researchers supervise.
For more information on Higher Degree by Research offerings, please contact Associate Professor Bridget Harris and Dr Naomi Pfitzner.
The Monash Doctoral Program is committed to excellence in research, in research training and student support. Within the SPS program, we provide a supportive environment that facilitates the timely and effective completion of a research project (the thesis). Our program incorporates expert, individualised supervision and an emphasis on research training and transferable skills to assist students in achieving research success and employment post study.
For details of the application process, including the Expression of Interest form and eligibility requirements, please visit the Arts ‘How to Apply’ website.
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The Master of Arts and Master of Arts (Research Training) provide opportunities to study gender and family violence prevention, embedded within a broader Masters program. In addition, they provide a pathway to completing a PhD.
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