Indigenous Early Career Researchers in Australian Universities: Our Stories (SpringerBriefs in Education)
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Indigenous Early Career Researchers in Australian Universities: Our Stories (SpringerBriefs in Education)

by Susan Page, Michelle Trudgett, Rhonda Povey, Michelle Locke

Education memoir Indigenous Studies
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Indigenous Early Career Researchers in Australian Universities: Our Stories presents perspectives from Indigenous researchers building their careers in Australian higher education. Through contributor stories, the book explores academic experiences, research pathways, and the place of Indigenous voices within university settings.

About This Book

This book brings together stories from Indigenous early career researchers in Australian universities.

It focuses on experiences within higher education and the development of academic research careers.

The contributors share perspectives on navigating university contexts as Indigenous researchers.

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Education series, the volume offers a focused contribution to discussions of Indigenous participation and research in universities.

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