Dr Eric Holm

Research

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Research interests

Eric’s research explores the intersection of technology and law, with a particular focus on blockchain, identity theft, and cybercrime. His scholarly contributions include both solo and collaborative journal publications, alongside a range of peer-reviewed outputs (see below).

Biography

Eric is a committed and student-focused educator, recognised for excellence in teaching through awards at both the school level (Most Outstanding Teacher, 2011) and university level (Vice-Chancellor's Citation, 2010). He plays an active role in university governance and academic leadership, having served in positions such as Chair of University Appeals, Academic Integrity Officer, School Learning and Teaching Coordinator, and Discipline Leader. Through his teaching, research, and service, Eric contributes meaningfully to the academic community and broader society.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) (Griffith)
• Bachelor of Laws (Griffith)
• Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching and Learning (USQ)
• Master of Business Administration (Human Resource Management) (SCU)
• Master of Laws (UNE)
• Doctor of Philosophy (Law) (Swinburne)

Teaching areas

Unit Coordinator: Fundamentals of law, Commercial law and Corporations law.

Professional memberships and associations

• Law Institute of Victoria
• Ballarat & District Law Association
• Corporate Law Teachers Association
• Australian Human Resource Institute

Web links

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com.au/citations?user=8Bifmh8AAAAJ&hl=en

Orcid ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2765-7913

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-holm-04339b7/?originalSubdomain=au