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The Scope Research Centre exists to build the capacity of Scope and the sector as a whole to undertake research.
Our approach assumes that research must be woven into the fabric of the organisation, not done in isolation by a small unit. Our role is to ensure there is strong support and coordination of the research done by many people across the organisation and beyond.
The work of the Scope Research Centre involves:
- Building capacity
- within Scope
- across the sector
- Initiating and undertaking research
- Coordinating research
- Resourcing and supporting research
- Establishing and managing research partnerships
- Developing research methods
- Publishing and disseminating completed research
- Promoting and communicating Scope's research
- Supporting the ethics process
- Developing and monitoring strategy
- Seeking funding andsupport
- Commercialisation opportunities
Head of Research and Community Development - Michael Bink
Michael has responsibility for developing and implementing Scope's Research Plan. He also coordinates the sourcing of funds for research, partnership development and strategic marketing of Scope's research.
ph: (03) 9843 2065
Email: mbink@scopevic.org.au
Research Coordinator - vacant (currently recruiting)
The Research Coordinator has key responsibility for the support and coordination of research across Scope, and for building our research capacity. The Coordinator works closely with all researchers to develop research ideas and turn them into reality. They also develop strong networks in the broader research and academic communities to ensure Scope's research work is connected to what is happening in the research world.
Research Fellow - Robert Campain
Robert works with researchers on a range of research projects. His job is to work as a co-researcher, or to undertake research on behalf of staff or clients who manage particular research projects.
Email: rcampain@scopevic.org.au
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