Camille La Brooy is a research fellow and lecturer at the University of Melbourne. She has a PhD (Political Science) from the University of Melbourne.
Her PhD explored second-generation Muslim youth identity formation and experiences of belonging in the UK in the post-London bombings era. She also has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Melbourne with majors in Political Science, Economics and French. Her research interests are multiculturalism, identity, social inequality and difference, health and community participation, specifically pertaining to Muslim, Indigenous and other socially disadvantaged communities.
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Postgraduate Conference Award
Pam Todd Research Scholarship
Australian European University Institute Fellowships Association (AEUIFA) Postgraduate Fellowship at the European Union Institute (Florence)
Postgraduate Overseas Research Experience Scholarship
Travel for Research in Postgraduate Study Scholarship
Jean Monnet Thesis Award
Australian Postgraduate Award
Credentials
Positions
Honorary
Melbourne School Of Population And Global Health
Casual
Social And Political Sciences
Casual
Social And Political Sciences
Honorary
Medicine - St Vincent'S Hospital
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
BCOM / BA (HONS)
University of Melbourne
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University of Melbourne