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RMIT School of Architecture and Design's Practice Research Symposium (PRS) is a critical component of the Design Practice Research process, a long-weekend of discourse, interrogation and critque. Held twice yearly in Australia, as well as in Europe and Asia, the PRS features Higher Degree by Research examinations and public forum candidate presentations, as well as keynote lectures, discussion panels, training opportunities and social functions. Candidates and practitioners from across the fields of architecture, industrial design, interior design, landscape architecture, media and communications, and fashion and textiles participate in the PRS. During the course of the DAP_r project, candidates from partner institutions are also invited to participate in the supervisory ecology of the PRS.

Next PRS: 18-22 October. Wednesday-Friday: examinations. Saturday-Sunday: in-progress presentations. More information here.