The Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia is pleased to announce it is offering bursaries for graduate research students to attend the Graduate Research workshop on 11 December and the 2023 Conference: Deus Ex Machina – Law – Technology – Humanities
Bursaries will be awarded after a selection process based on academic merit. The bursary amount is $350 for Australian graduate research students (excluding students based in Western Australia). For Western Australian and international students, the amount is $500. Applications are due 4 September 2023.
More information about the bursaries, including the application process, criteria, and expectations, is available here.
About the conference
Deus Ex Machina – Law – Technology – Humanities is a multidisciplinary collective endeavour focused on building, dreaming and working towards better futures through bringing the creativity, wisdom and critique of the humanities to law and technology. Supported by the Law, Literature and Humanities Association of Australasia, Humans Technology Law Centre, and the Law, Technology and Humans journal at the Queensland University of Technology School of Law, this conference will be a crucible for diverse perspectives and approaches to the broadest conceptions of law and technology.
More information about the conference is available on the Humans Technology Law Centre website.
