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The scholarship is funded by Curtin University. PhD Stipends valued at $35,000 p.a. each for a maximum of 3.5 years for a student enrolled at Curtin University. For a successful international student, PhD tuition
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Australian Permanent Resident New Zealand Citizen Permanent Humanitarian Visa International Student Scholarship base Merit Based Value The 2026 Curtin University PhD base stipend is $38,400 AUD per annum, tax
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Students Citizenship Australian Citizen Australian Permanent Resident New Zealand Citizen Permanent Humanitarian Visa Scholarship base Merit Based Value The PhD position will be fully funded up to AUD
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deep learning. The purpose of this scholarship is to support a PhD student to contribute to the advancement of infrastructure monitoring technologies with strong industry collaboration. Student type
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part of the scholarship. Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 1 Eligible courses Any HDR student wishing to study in the Health field Eligibility criteria Full-time enrolment in a PhD program at
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Any HDR student wishing to study in biomedical research Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum academic entry requirement for admission into the Doctor of Philosophy program
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during their HDR studies. Student type Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Science & Engineering Engineering courses Course type Higher Degree by Research Citizenship Australian Citizen
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an ARC Linkage Project collaborating with an industry partner. The purpose of this scholarship is to support TWO future PhD students in conducting research on the “Regeneration of High Value-Added
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an ARC Linkage Project collaborating with an industry partner. The purpose of this scholarship is to support THREE future PhD students in conducting research on the “Thermochemical energy storage and
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such knowledge could inform more effective assessments and treatments for ADHD. Aims The aim of this PhD project is to enhance the understanding of ADHD and its relationships with emotion regulation problems