52 computer-programmer-"the"-"U"-"U.S"-"UCL"-"O.P" positions at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia
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, Materials Science, or Manufacturing Engineering. Applicants should also ensure they meet the eligibility criteria for entry into a Swinburne PhD program. Full details can be found here . Additionally
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for a PhD or Professional Doctorate as set out for their proposed program at Swinburne. hold a Bachelor Degree with First Class Honours (or equivalent) propose a research project that aligns with a
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through publications, exhibitions, performances, public lectures, or presentations. Strong program proposal Successful applicants propose a program that is feasible within the allocated time and is relevant
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are required to engage with the Moondani Toombadool Centre (MTC) at the commencement of your studies and sign up to MTC's Indigenous Academic Success Program (IASP) at the beginning of each semester of study
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opportunities offered by TechnologyOne, including an offer to participate in their internship program. Adrian Di Marco started TechnologyOne in 1987, as one of the first tech startups in Australia. Adrian’s
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Moondani Toombadool Centre encourages students to actively engage with their Indigenous Student Advisors and the Indigenous Academic Success Program to ensure consistent academic results. The Moondani
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Swinburne has been involved in the Australia Awards scholarship program for over 15 years. Currently, there are more than 30 Australia Award students enrolled at the university. The Australia Awards
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for the standard full-time duration of the program, and up to $15,000 per annum for part-time enrolled recipients for the standard part-time. Payments will be made bi-annually. Diploma level students are eligible
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order to better understand, plan and assess different types of market interventions to achieve energy efficiency – see this research program including also Dr James McGregor (CSIRO); Dr Aneta Podkalicka
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All Access Scholarships are partly funded by the Federal Department of Education’s Higher Education Participation Programme (HEPPP). HEPPP aims to ensure that Australians from low SES backgrounds