2019 ABC Top 5 Humanities Media Residencies announced
, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) and Ambassador for the Humanities program, said the University of Sydney was proud to have partnered with the ABC on the program .
鈥淎ustralia鈥檚 cultural, social and economic wellbeing depends on the contributions of our humanities and social sciences scholars,鈥� he said. 聽
鈥淭he University of Sydney is proud to have partnered with the ABC again on the Top 5 Media Residency Program to help researchers who are tackling some of the most difficult challenges our communities face to connect with new audiences in innovative ways.鈥�
鈥淎s society continues to be disrupted by ever more pressing challenges, humanities, arts and social sciences academics must have the capacity to provide leadership in local, national and global conversations,鈥� added Professor Annamarie Jagose, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
鈥淭he ABC Top 5 residency program provides scholars with practical training in communication and media engagement to help them share their knowledge and expertise with audiences seeking credible material and informed debate.鈥�
Read more about the 2019 Top 5 Humanities recipients . 聽
Congratulations also to , eye surgeon and vision researcher in the Faculty of Medicine and Health, who was named a recipient of a 2019 Top 5 Media Residency for emerging science scholars, .
