Recent PhD graduates from the CASS School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics (SLLL) are achieving outstanding success across academia, government and industry. These outcomes are a testament to the employability of ANU graduates in a range of institutions.

• Barbara Taylor (PhD in English, 2025) was offered and took up a lectureship in English at the University of Auckland within months of her PhD being submitted.
• Scarlette Do (PhD in Screen Studies, 2025) received the Australian Screen Research Collection postdoctoral fellowship at RMIT for a project entitled Mapping Asian-Indigenous Relations in Australian and Pacific Cinemas.
• Zachary Karpinellison (PhD in English/Screen Studies, 2026) has secured a position at the National Film and Sound Archive.
• Ruri Ueda (PhD in Linguistics, 2025) has secured a continuing position as Lecturer (Japanese) in the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at Murdoch University.
• Haoyi Li (PhD in Linguistics, 2026) is taking up a postdoctoral position at the University of Melbourne on the ARC Industry Laureate Project Effecting Solutions for Risk to Remote Indigenous Heritage.
• Shuyu Zhang (PhD in Linguistics, 2026) has secured a permanent position at the Australian Institute of Health and Wellbeing.

Congratulations!