Caroline Neske

BA (Psychology), GradDipAppSocResearch (Monash), MA (Applied Social Research) (Monash)

Caroline graduated from Monash University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Arts majoring in psychology. After working and travelling in Europe for four years she returned to Monash University, gaining a Master of Arts in Applied Social Research in 2002. Her thesis was commissioned by the Victorian Women's Trust and involved the exploration of water issues within the community.

Caroline has been employed in the Cities and Housing stream of the ISR since September 2002. In addition to working on various AHURI projects, she has undertaken the statistical analysis for numerous housing affordability studies for local councils, the most recent of which are for the Bass Coast Shire and the Shire of Yarra Ranges.

Caroline is currently working on the AHURI project "Long-Term Housing Futures for Australia", as well as housing strategies for two local councils and a project for the Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet investigating housing affordability indicators. She is also the project manager for research being undertaken for the TAFE Marketing Department at Swinburne, determining enrolled students' perceptions of their courses.

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Office: 1 Alfred Street, Hawthorn VIC 3122
Telephone: +61 3 9214 8101
Email: cneske@swin.edu.au