Dr Sam Hoang, Research Officer at the Centre for International Research on Education Systems (CIRES) (Victoria University) and an ACSES Visiting Scholar, presented his insights on exploring Post-Doctoral Employment Patterns for Equity Doctoral Graduates in Australia to the ACSES team this week.
Sam’s latest research examines the employment pathways of domestic doctoral graduates from equity backgrounds, in particular, students from non-English speaking backgrounds (NESB). Sam’s study highlighted the significant challenges faced by NESB graduates in the labour market, focusing on the social and institutional affordances and constraints, as well as individual agencies influencing their career transitions.
We thank Sam for sharing some insights into his research work with us and look forward to seeing the final results. If you are interested in his Sam’s research, you can find out more here
