Congratulations to our Class of 2026 graduates!
This week, we proudly celebrated our PhD scholars and postgraduate students at the RegNet graduation event. It has been an honour to witness their dedication, curiosity and perseverance throughout their studies, and we are proud of all they have achieved.
Our graduates have engaged with complex global challenges, pushed the boundaries of knowledge and contributed to meaningful research across a wide range of topics. The skills and connections they have developed at RegNet and ANU will provide a strong foundation for the next steps in their careers and personal journeys. We look forward to seeing the positive impact they will make in their fields and communities.
PhD graduates
Sithong Chanthasouk
Increasing the effectiveness of Lao bank regulation: Can smart regulation make a difference?
Hsueh-Hung (Reynol) Cheng
Navigating relational landscapes: Reconceptualising restorative justice in Taiwanese juvenile justice
Anna Fieldhouse
Standing for, standing with: Civil society representation in welfare governance
Walter Johnson
A socio-legal analysis of the emergence of global neurotechnology governance and its epistemic community
Lakshmin Mudaliar
The emergence of environmental migration and displacement management 'best practices' in the Pacific
Romulo Nayacalevu
Strengthening the regional arrangements for the protection and promotion of human rights in the Pacific
Theodora Putri
How are Indonesian judges’ attitudes towards women reflected through their judicial discourse and decision-making?
Master's and Graduate Certificate graduates
Master of Regulation and Governance (MRGOV)
Margot Paxman
Nora Sautter
Master of Technology Governance (MTEGO)
Luthfandi Firdaus
Master of Technology Governance (MTGOV)
Robert Slape (graduating late February)
Reece McKenzie
Graduate Certificate of Regulation and Governance (CREGO)
Richa Carneiro Alphonso
Cherie Blackburn
Jason March
Amanda Milczarek
Amy Rothe
Graduate Certificate of Technology Governance (CTEGO)
Thomas Jeary
Graduate Certificate of Nuclear Security and Safeguards (CNSS)
Jackson Hickman (graduating late February)
Penelope Twemlow (graduating late February)