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opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the area of end-of-life law while collaborating with leading researchers and key stakeholders. Eligibility To apply for this scholarship, you must meet the entry
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Application dates Applications close30 June 2025 What you'll receive You'll receive a stipend of $33,637 per annum for a maximum duration of 3 years while undertaking a QUT PhD. This is the full
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ability to oversee PhD candidates. Dr Curtis and Dr Colledge-Frisby are emerging early career researchers; Dr Curtis has specialist knowledge of Australia’s ODTP and Dr Colledge-Frisby’s research interests
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PhD scholarship opportunity: Bias in generative AI-driven decision systems Job No.: 680086 Location: Caulfield campus (with possible collaborations at the Clayton campus as needed) Employment Type
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) and computer simulation (FEA) Experience in material characterisation and experimental testings Knowledge in impact dynamics Passionate and have interest in pursuing PhD degree. Experience in research
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PhD Scholarship for a Design-Led Research Program on the Future of CT Imaging in Distributed Care Job No: 680923 Location: Caulfield campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3-year fixed-term
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Career Researcher Award (DECRA) which supports outstanding early career researchers to address a crucial knowledge gap that benefits Australia. The co-supervisor for the PhD project is Dr Enayat Moallemi
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participating university PhD admission requirements. c) Meet university English language requirements. d) Not have previously completed a PhD. e) Be able to commence the Program in the year of the offer. f) Enrol
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Industry PhD Program terms and conditions. Students will receive a standard PhD on completion. The project aims to discover and optimise opportunities for net positive impact in workwear value chains
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to new strategies for improving learning outcomes in children and young adults, as well as developing novel therapeutic approaches for individuals with cognitive impairments (e.g., stroke affecting