This policy is designed to provide a safe, regulated and ethically managed environment for animals on campus when required for research, teaching, education, and training, or when essential on campus as genuine assistance or therapy animals.
This article describes an emerging research methodology with yarning at its core, which provides respect and honour in a
culturally safe environment.
culturally safe environment.
Policy Drivers in the Public Employment Environment presentation by Vicki Telfer PSM Commissioner for Public Employment at Northern Institute (CDU) 26 July 2023
The University is committed to providing a safe and respectful environment that supports the rights of all persons within the University community to work and study safely, free from sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment. This document details the principles that the University follows to achieve this commitment.
Research Assistant
CDU
Faculty of Science & Technology
FST - Research Institute Environment & Livelihoods
P: 0889467707, E: zarah.tinning@cdu.edu.au
Casuarina
Yellow 2 Level 2 Room 61
Research Professor Conservation Management
CDU
Faculty of Science & Technology
FST - Research Institute Environment & Livelihoods
E: sarah.legge@cdu.edu.au
Other
Manager Land-Atmosphere Program
CDU
Faculty of Science & Technology
FST - Research Institute Environment & Livelihoods
P: 0889467630, E: Matthew.Northwood@cdu.edu.au
Casuarina
Yellow 2 Level 2 Room 50
Charles Darwin University's (CDU) Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods (RIEL) and the Northern Territory Government (NTG) are offering a scholarship for a PhD candidate to undertake a project, based at CDU’s Casuarina campus in Darwin, titled ‘Commercialisation of native rice for Indigenous
enterprise development: Agronomy and value-adding’.
enterprise development: Agronomy and value-adding’.