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Professor Wayne Cristaudo is a Professor of Politial Science at Charles Darwin University. Before coming to CDU, Professor Cristaudo taught Politics and then European Studies at the University of Adelaide. He then went to the University of Hong Kong where he was coordinator of European Studies and then the Division Head of West Studies in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures.

Associate Professor Chan leads research in fibre-optics and photonics at Charles Darwin University. He is a senior IEEE member and has contributed over 100 technical publications in this area. He was also the recipient of the University of Sydney Early Career Development Award and the Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship awarded by the Australian Research Council.

Dr. Ania Lian is one of the key senior staff in the International Graduate Centre of Education, College of Education. Dr Lian coordinates the Master in Education (International) course, through to the development of the Higher Degree Research supervision culture, building Higher Degree Research students’ capacity, as well as develops international links with South-East Asian countries, especially Cambodia, Vietnam and Indonesia.

Academic integrity is the core set of five values and principles that are the foundation of the University’s mission. Plagiarism is presenting, without any form of acknowledgment, the ideas or words of another writer as if they were your own. The diverse cultural backgrounds of our students bring different understandings of scholarship and academic practice; this may lead them to unwittingly commit plagiarism.

Unlike many schools, universities expect students to be autonomous learners. That means you must take responsibility for much of your learning. One way you do this is by reading outside of class. Some new students feel unsure how best to manage their reading. Therefore, this page aims to help you to use a range of skills and strategies to maximise your reading efficiency, read with purpose, read critically, and manage your reading challenges.

Associate Professor George Frazis currently teaches Modern Greek Language and Greek Literature at Charles Darwin University where he specialises in literary studies, Modern Greek Literature, immigration of Greeks to Australia and their oral history. His main project currently is the collection and publication of stories of Hellenes in the Northern Territory.