Terence T. Lee

Terence T. Lee is an Adjunct Professor at Murdoch University's School of Media and Communication (within the College of Law, Arts and Social Sciences) and holds a Professor title at the University of Sydney. He previously served as Inaugural Dean of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) and Chair of Academic Board/Council at Sheridan Institute (2022–2024). His roles also include Honorary Professor at the University of Sydney and a position at the University of Nottingham - Ningbo, China as Professor of New Media, Communication, and Cultural Studies.

Education:

• PhD, University of Adelaide
• MA (Cultural and Media Policy), Griffith University
• BA (1st Class Honours) in Communication Studies, Murdoch University

Research Interests: Focuses on AI and Digital Governance, Asian/Pacific political dynamics, policy frameworks, creativity/innovation theory, and creative industries. His work bridges theory with praxis, emphasizing practical applications across disciplines. Current projects likely explore interdisciplinary approaches to innovation and governance in digital ecosystems.

Key Outputs: Authored *Creativity and Innovation* (2023), a seminal text synthesizing global discourses on creativity and providing actionable frameworks for diverse professional contexts. Serves as Managing Editor of the Communication Research and Practice journal, a top-ranked publication.

Awards & Recognition: No specific prizes/medals listed beyond academic achievements. Recognized for scholarly contributions through editorial roles and interdisciplinary publications.

Advising & Grants: No student advisees or grant details provided in available text. Leadership roles include strategic academic administration at Sheridan Institute and cross-institutional collaborations.

Labs & Teams: Affiliated with Murdoch's media communication research groups and the University of Sydney's cultural studies networks. Likely collaborates with creative industries policy researchers across Asia-Pacific.