01/09/2026
Event Alert!đź“Ł Navigating Non-Traditional Research Outputs: making diverse practice research count
What are you doing on Monday 28th of September? Come join the School of Media , Film and Journalism workshop in association with the Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation
Does your research involve producing creative works such as documentaries, exhibitions, music, festival curation, digital games? How about public sphere interventions such as journalism or policy reports? If so be sure to attend this MFJ workshop Monday 28 September 2pm – 4pm to find out how your practice may be eligible for assessment as a Non-Traditional Research Output.
Deputy Dean Research Prof. Catherine Mills will clarify the definition of NTROs and how they can complement scholarly research while Jo Witheridge and MFJ’s Dr Alison Stieven-Taylor will take us through assessment criteria and how to make an application to the Arts. Workshop Chair Prof. Tony Moore will explain the place of NTRO’s in building research partnerships with industry for ARC and Cat 2-4 projects and engaging the wider community in our discoveries.
You will hear from MFJ colleagues who have successfully had work spanning journalism, exhibitions, documentary and photojournalism classified as NTROs, as well as from those involved in original practice research who will be applying in coming rounds. Speakers include Dr Ben Eltham, Dr Maura Edmond, Prof. Dan Golding and Billy Head.
Over 2 workshop activities you will be invited to share your own practice-based research, think about framing it as an NTRO application, and participate in a concluding discussion about ways the school can enable and support NTRO applications. Register here👉: https://bit.ly/NTROs
