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Overview

The School of Arts and Humanities provides innovative research that has significant societal and cultural impact. Collaborating with community, government and industries, our Centre for Research in Entertainment, Arts, Technology, Educations and Communications (CREAtec) provides a nexus for interdisciplinary research excellence.

As the only interdisciplinary research centre in the university, CREAtec research staff constantly seek new opportunities to bridge the gap between academia and the broader community through creative and critical interaction. Collaborating with creative industries, local community, government and industry groups, CREAtec raises the research profile of ECU within the social and cultural landscape.

Groups

CREATEC is currently involved in a wide range of text-based, archival and practice-led research within and across its research groups. Individuals and groups are undertaking this research, often in collaboration with other groups and partners in industry, community and government. Our groups include:

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Contact

If you would like further information about CREATEC or you wish to be a CREATEC member, please contact:

Director

Dr Lyndall Adams
Telephone: (61 8) 6304 6769
Email: l.adams@ecu.edu.au
Room: Mount Lawley Campus, Building 18, Room 18.118

About

CREAtec’s mission statement is to facilitate and enable SAH researchers to share, develop and increase their research outputs in line with ECU’s Strategic Plan for Research (2017–2021) and research themes. The focus is collaborative research through themed research groups inclusive of WAAPA and Education.

To make this vision a reality, CREAtec runs a weekly research seminar series, three-day intensive research writing retreats in the semester breaks, and an annual postgraduate symposium. Incorporated into CREAtec are Spectrum Project Space and Gallery 25: critical in showcasing world standard research under the ECU themed priority areas. The galleries provide a hub for all researchers to gather in a dynamic, viable and collaborative atmosphere. Both galleries provide spaces for research staff, postgraduate candidates and visiting scholars to test: exhibitions, performances, seminars, curation, and undergraduate integration of curriculum 2020.

The current director is Dr Lyndall Adams, and Deputy Director Dr Nicola Kaye.

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