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Research and creative activity

The School of Arts and Humanities is home to a diverse range of research groups showcasing a wide variety of disciplines in the school, reflecting our broad focus on human interaction in its many forms.

In addition, these disciplines are spread across ECU’s three campuses. This spread of discipline and geography contributes to a vibrancy of research culture that is sure to satisfy the needs of most postgraduate researchers.

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Research centres

The School of Arts and Humanities is home to the following Research Centres and groups:

Research support

The School of Arts and Humanities is committed to providing a high level of service to staff and students undertaking research activities. Support from research and writing consultants is available to help research students and staff improve their writing skills, as well as improve their quantitative and statistical analyses. Postgraduate funding support is also available.

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News & events

ECU set to host international conference exploring children and the internet

The Digitising Early Childhood International Conference, hosted by Edith Cowan University (ECU), will return to the Novotel Langley Hotel Perth from 9 - 13 July 2018, bringing with it top researchers from around the world.

ECU Youth Studies Occasional Lecture Number 8

ECU presents a public lecture by Dr Josh Spier, Flinders University, Adelaide on 'Stressing about Youth Stress'

In conversation with: Lelia Green

David Myton talks to the ECU professor of communications about the continuing importance of the humanities, early-career research, the challenges facing students in the gig economy … and why children are spending too much time indoors.

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