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Practitioner in Residence program
Strengthening industry engagement at the Trust
The Practitioner in Residence Program fosters academic engagement between experienced practitioners and a research incubator through short-term research support designed to deliver solutions.
Our residency program provides an opportunity for experienced practitioners to bring their research project to life through academic support and training at the University.
Applications for the 2022 Practitioner in Residence program are now open.
For more information and to apply, read the program guidelines (docx, 43kb)
Applications close on 11 March 2022.
Research / projects that aligns with the interests of the Henry Halloran Trust - including urban and regional policy, planning, housing, infrastructure, Indigenous land management, and sustainable built environments - are encouraged to apply.
The practitioner might be working in government, industry, or the non profit sector.
Selection criteria for candidates include:
- Experience and demonstrated expertise of the practitioner
- A well-formed research proposal that can be delivered in 2-3 months (see over for the guidelines for preparing a proposal)
- A demonstrated connection to scholarship
The residency program is intended to last between two to four months on a part-time basis.
If the practitioner works full time, an arrangement can be negotiated with their employer.
Where the practitioner has no other full time income, an honorarium will be negotiated. The standard rate is $10,000 paid upon project completion.
To learn more about the program and how to apply, read the program guidelines (docx, 43kb).
Applications close on 11 March 2022.
