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What you'll receive The CSIRO Industry PhD Program (iPhD) aims to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with the skills to work at the interface of research and industry in Australia
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at building a competitive and capable workforce that will drive the growth of the Australian tech sector. With our program, the NGGP grants will fund a first cohort of 25 higher degree research (HDR) student
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applied physics other related disciplines. Demonstrated knowledge in at least one of the following areas: porous media flow computational fluid dynamics (CFD) pore-network modelling lattice Boltzmann method
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Staff profiles Media team contact Email: media@qut.edu.au Phone: + 61 7 3138 2361 Take a tour Explore the campus with 360⁰ videos and 3D tours of our facilities. QUT Online Match My Skills Find your
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physical, neurocognitive, emotional, and social impacts—follow-up care remains fragmented and inconsistent across healthcare systems. Our program is developing a comprehensive, consumer-informed, and
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discipline, complete an expression of interest (EOI). The steps are: Complete the EOI available at Next Generation Graduates Program (NGGP): Sports Data Science & AI - Centre for Data Science (qut.edu.au
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. You will also receive either: an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) fees offset a QUT research degree (HDR) tuition fee scholarship. As the scholarship recipient, you will have the
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Application dates Applications close26 August 2025 What you'll receive You'll receive a stipend of $37,010 per annum (from 1 January 2026) for a maximum duration of 3.5 years while undertaking a QUT PhD. The duration includes an extension of up to six months (PhD) if approved for your...
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What you'll receive The CSIRO Industry PhD Program (iPhD) aims to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with the skills to work at the interface of research and industry in Australia
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of Research Excellence in Paediatric Palliative Care. The PhD program involves the design and conduct of a Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) to explore how consumers prioritise different elements of paediatric