BRCSS, the Building Research Capability in the Social Sciences Network - Hui Rangahau Tahi, is a virtual research community, which spans New Zealand’s eight universities. The purpose of BRCSS is to support capability building and the development of new research in the social sciences through collaborative, networked initiatives that involve:
- Funding new social science research projects / initiatives in Aotearoa New Zealand
- Building capacity by contributing to the development of new and emerging researchers through awards and workshops
- Developing the profile of social science through seminars, distinguished visitors and network building
- Establishing researcher collaboration and communication through enhanced linkages amongst social scientists
- Encouraging networking via the Access Grid Nodes
Five targeted networks already exist and will undertake a programme of Access Grid based seminars and workshops during the year. Membership of the networks and participation in the Access Grid events is open to anyone who has an interest in the topics under discussion. Seminars are advertised on the website and through new and existing email lists. The new and existing networks are:
Access Grid Seminars
The BRCSS Access Grid seminar series have all been completed for 2011. Seminars will resume next year. If you would like to register to receive email updates, please contact
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. All BRCSS Access Grid seminars are free of charge and open to anyone with an interest in the topic. Abstracts from past presentations are available in the Archives section of the website. Upcoming Events |
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