Research Fellow in Digital Civil Justice
The Warren Centre for Civil Justice is seeking a Research Fellow to lead and support empirical research projects examining the intersection of technology, procedural fairness, and access to justice.
The Warren Centre is located in the Monash University Faculty of Law and conducts socio-legal empirical research to address these challenges.
Named in honour of Professor the Honourable Marilyn Warren AC KC, the Centre connects research with policy and practice to deliver practical outcomes.
We are seeking a Research Fellow to lead and support empirical research projects examining the intersection of technology, procedural fairness, and access to justice.
Working alongside Centre Director Professor Genevieve Grant, you will:
- Conduct qualitative and quantitative socio-legal research on digital civil justice innovations.
- Translate research findings into policy submissions, public reports, and peer reviewed publications.
- Collaborate across faculties, including information technology and data science, and support HDR candidates.
Applicants should hold a PhD or equivalent qualifications and experience in Law, Socio-Legal Studies, Criminology, or a related discipline, alongside strong empirical research skills and an interest in technology regulation or legal service design.
This position is based at the Monash Clayton campus, offering flexible working options and access to a supportive academic community.
Applications can be submitted via Jobs at Monash.