Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences

Activities

Activities per year 1999 2019 2020 2021 2022

• 150 Peer review responsibility, including review panel or committee
• 134 Public lecture/debate/seminar/presentation
• 118 Conference/Symposium
• 65 Workshop/course/forum
• 268 More
  • 59 Editorial responsibility
  • 30 Online content/delivery
  • 26 Visiting an external organisation
  • 17 Public event
  • 15 Professional association or peak discipline body
  • 14 Delivery of advanced professional development
  • 13 Internal HDR Supervision
  • 11 Thesis Examination
  • 9 Committees and working groups
  • 8 Hosting a visitor
  • 8 Advisory panel/policy group/board
  • 8 Membership of networks of excellence
  • 7 External research and teaching
  • 6 Membership of collaboration/network
  • 5 Undertaking advanced specialised practice or scholarly secondments
  • 5 Peer reviewed publication reflection
  • 4 Grant review responsibilities
  • 3 Collaboration/partnership
  • 3 Consultancy
  • 3 External HDR Supervision
  • 3 External research organisation, centre or institute
  • 3 Expert/advisor
  • 3 Self/institutional leadership reflection
  • 2 Professional and scholarly communities reflection
  • 1 Development/presentation of external courses
  • 1 Public outreach
  • 1 Non-peer reviewed publication reflection

Activities per year

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• L&T Scholarship Reflection

  Rafiqul Islam (Speaker)

  12 Jan 2021 → 10 Jan 2022

  Activity: Scholarly activities in Learning and Teaching reflection › Peer reviewed publication reflection

• Smart Environment - How smart you can really make it?

  Muhammad Arif Khan (Contributor)

  2021

  Activity: Scholarly activities in Learning and Teaching reflection › Peer reviewed publication reflection

• A novel Lightweight ANS-Based Compression and Encryption

  Arash Mahboubi (Contributor)

  01 Feb 2021 → Nov 2021

  Activity: Scholarly activities in Learning and Teaching reflection › Peer reviewed publication reflection

• The corporate opportunity doctrine - A Critique of the Law in Australia

  Bede Harris (Speaker)

  01 Jan 2021 → 31 Dec 2021

  Activity: Scholarly activities in Learning and Teaching reflection › Peer reviewed publication reflection

• How #MeToo may ignite reform in Australian sexual assault laws- a legal critique

  Lisa Coates (Speaker)

  01 Oct 2020

  Activity: Scholarly activities in Learning and Teaching reflection › Peer reviewed publication reflection