This submission proposes a new approach to funding for CDU through the Universities Accord so that future generations of Territorians continue to have access to world-class training and higher education. CDU is positioned to make a significant contribution to some of the nation’s biggest challenges: shoring-up energy and water security in the face of climate change; acknowledging our geopolitical environment to protect our national interests; and developing sustainable economic growth in Northern Australia, particularly for First Nations peoples. Case studies throughout this submission demonstrate that innovative research for Northern Australia is much more impactful when underpinned by First Nations knowledges appropriately interweaved ‘with’ Western knowledges.
Casual Academic - Enabling - 20113
Casual - Other required academic activity-20293
Research Fellow - Small Mammal Ecology & Conservation
Casual HE Academic - Engineering - 20202
Casual Academic - Enabling (CAS) - 20179
CDU
Faculty of Arts & Society
Education, Enabling & Linguistics, CDU
Faculty of Science & Technology
FST - Research Institute Environment & Livelihoods, CDU
Faculty of Science & Technology
Engineering
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Instilled with an interest in health from an early age, Alicia's on the direct pathway to medicine through the Bachelor of Clinical Sciences at Charles Darwin University.
AJ is pretty passionate about the Northern Territory. He hopes to play a part in keeping the natural wonders in his backyard as pristine as possible. He hopes to play a part in keeping the natural wonders in his backyard as pristine as possible by studying Conservation and Ecosystem Management at CDU.
An engineer and scientist with a distinguished career in research will examine the issues raised for petrochemical and aviation firefighting following the introduction of fluorine-free foams, when he delivers the final Charles Darwin University Professorial Lecture for 2019.
A discussion with Porni Mollick (PhD candidate with the Research Institiue for the Environmental and Livelihoos at CDU) around a study that used satellite imagery and Indigenous Knowledge to assess wetland changes in the Daly River catchment between 2015 and 2024.