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established by Adelaide Park Lands Association to provide a PhD student an opportunity to undertake research in the field(s) of social sciences, history, sociology, politics (EXPLORE and PROTECT project streams
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research and innovative teaching. You can learn more about Adelaide University HERE and more information will be provided throughout the recruitment process. Enjoy an outstanding career environment We
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and technology. Engaging in solving a real-world problem requires a real solution to enhance housing resilience. Applying research skills to optimise and innovate AI-driven solutions for the housing
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, alumina and cement industries, to decarbonise heavy industry. This HDR Industry PhD Scholarship supports a full-time PhD student who is undertaking research in Earth Sciences. Eligibility: Applicants must
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process. Enjoy an outstanding career environment We offer a uniquely rewarding workplace. The size, breadth and quality of our education and research programs - including significant industry, government
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applications in timing and biology, quantum circuits and quantum computing. Projects will be available at the University of Adelaide, RMIT and the University of Queensland. Eligibility: Applicants must be
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; Enrolled in a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at the University of Adelaide; A recipient of a major scholarship; and Undertaking research relevant to environmental sustainability. *Note, environmental
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Job no:515971 Work type:Continuing - Full-time Campus:Adelaide Categories:Level B, Level C, Level D, Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics (Level B) $114,917 - $135,932 (Level C) $140,127
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semester 2, 2025. Applicants must be awarded a Research Training Program Scholarship or University of Adelaide Research Scholarship to be eligible for this supplementary scholarship. Stipend: The scholarship
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This full-time, 3.5 year PhD scholarship is funded by the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics at the University of Adelaide as part of an Australian Research Council Discovery grant