The Visualising Research Initiative brings together postgraduate design students and researchers from around the University to develop visual interpretations to help communicate research in an exciting, visual way. This project is open to all staff researchers, honours, master by research and doctoral students and Design students are normally enrolled in the unit VIS4103: Visual Solutions and Presentation. This collaboration between faculties and schools optimises ECU’s skills and talents.
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CAPE CRUSADERS - An ethnographical investigation of the Cape Naturaliste surfing culture, Western Australia (Image 4 of 7)
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CAPE CRUSADERS - An ethnographical investigation of the Cape Naturaliste surfing culture, Western Australia (Image 5 of 7)
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CAPE CRUSADERS - An ethnographical investigation of the Cape Naturaliste surfing culture, Western Australia (Image 6 of 7)
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CAPE CRUSADERS - An ethnographical investigation of the Cape Naturaliste surfing culture, Western Australia (Image 7 of 7)
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Beliefs and Perceptions about Burnout Amongst WA Mental Health Professionals
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The Poet's Work: A Study of Western Australian Contemporary Visual Arts Practices
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The Influence of Parents, English Teachers, Friends and Peer Group on West Australian Adolescents’ Recreational Book Reading
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Lichens as heavy-metal air pollution biomonitors in Collie, WA