DSC Intertext Symposium event 2021

The DSC Intertext Symposium is a unique Higher Degree by Research (HDR) student-led conference for the College of Design and Social Context (DSC) at RMIT University.

The Intertext Symposium aims to showcase postgraduate research across the 8 schools within the DSC, celebrating the significant contributions of postgraduate researchers towards the advancement of knowledge as well as bringing together the HDR community to provide a channel for the exchange of information and transdisciplinary collaboration. 

Candidates who wish to present at the symposium will need to submit an abstract of 200-250 words to the committee by 9 August  2021. The organizing committee will assess the abstracts based on quality and will notify the candidates of the outcome by 20  August 2021. Candidates at all stages of candidacy are welcome. Please email abstracts to dsc.intertext@rmit.edu.au.

This year the symposium will be held online in the week of the 4-6 October. Presenters will pre-record their presentations and upload them to Canvas where all symposium attendees will be able to view and engage with the presentations. Live sessions will take place daily between 12.30-2pm, where an academic chair and referee will facilitate a Q&A with the presenters and wider audience. Go to the Intertext webpage.

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