Do you teach neuroscience, or coordinate a unit which includes neuroscience, at an Australian university? We are Australian neuroscientists and academics conducting a study to ascertain the training and experience of academics, researchers and clinicians teaching neuroscience in Australian universities. This information could be used by the academic community to improve resources and training to support people who teach tertiary neuroscience.
We are inviting all people teaching neuroscience, or coordinating the teaching of neuroscience, at an Australian university to participate in the study. To ensure a broad cross-section of people teaching neuroscience, we include anyone teaching neuroscience, even if your primary role is not teaching, or if your primary field of teaching is not neuroscience.
Participation involves completion of a short online survey (10-15 mins) which can be accessed here: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=NL8X4WFLYKM7CPER
Survey responses are anonymous and you can enter a draw to win one of six $50 Westfield or JB Hi-Fi gift vouchers.
The survey can be completed by anyone who teaches any neuroscience at an Australian university, including casual staff and students, so please share among your neuroscience teaching colleagues.
If you have any questions please contact Professor Kay Double (University of Sydney: kay.double@sydney.edu.au) or Assoc Professor Gabrielle Todd (University of South Australia: Gabrielle.Todd@unisa.edu.au).
We are a non-profit organisation of scientific researchers and clinicians who study the brain, cognition, and nervous system structure and function in health and disease.
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