Overview
Three-year identified research fellowship leading Indigenous-methodology research on intersectional sexisms experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and gender-diverse academics in Australian universities.
Complete research opportunity details
The ARC Discovery Project role is part-time at 0.6 FTE in years one and two and 0.8 FTE in year three. It includes research design, participant engagement, data collection and analysis, publications, funding proposals, supervision and mentoring. Level B remuneration is AUD 123,138–146,228 pro rata plus 17% superannuation.
Eligibility requirements
This is an identified position open only to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants under the special measure stated by Monash. Candidates need a relevant doctorate or equivalent research experience, a suitable research track record, and demonstrated experience with Indigenous methodologies and culturally responsive research.
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Verification notes
Primary Monash careers posting checked while open. Source states 30 September 2026 at 11:55pm AEST; converted to 13:55 UTC. Job 696505. Eligibility restriction is explicitly stated by the source.
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