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Scholarship base Merit Based Value CSIRO shall award the student an iPhD Program Scholarship annually (GST exempt), starting at $35,000 (2025 rate), indexed at 3% annually, for a maximum of 4 years. This is
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(CRT) program (the Program) is a funding program of the Western Australian (WA) Future Health Research and Innovation (FHRI) Fund. The FHRI Fund provides a secure source of funding to drive health and
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Trailblazer builds new research capabilities and drives commercialisation outcomes in the resources technology and critical minerals sector. There will be opportunities to be involved in the Trailblazer Program
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Status: Open Applications open: 25/11/2024 Applications accepted at any time View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information The CSIRO Industry PhD Program
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organisations identify, acknowledge, engage, accept, and adapt to cultural and linguistic diversity among their customers and employees. We also plan to test this model with data from customers and employees in
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: - Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend scholarship or equivalent university research scholarship valued $37,500 per annum and indexed annually - Accommodation allowance of $24,128 per annum in 2024
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research program (First class), or a Masters programme with a research component (First class equivalent), or a Masters degree by research Essential: Strong grounding in a field relevant to the project
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will consist of an evaluation and exploration of the Department of Health's Bowel Cancer Screening Program (BCSP) in Western Australia. Participation in the WA program from 2019-2020 was 43.2% for adults
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also not be in receipt of any other scholarship. Essential: English language IELTS level of 7 and above Essential: Successful completion of an Honours or Masters programme with a research component (or
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benefits for patients and health care services. Aims To investigate the outcomes of a pharmacist-led antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) program that targets UTI management in Western Australian RACHs