25 computer-science-programming-languages-"Prof"-"Durham-University"-"TU-Dresden" PhD positions at Queensland University of Technology in Australia
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What you'll receive The CSIRO Industry PhD Program (iPhD) is a four-year research training program, aimed to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with the skills to work at the
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need to meet the entry requirements for QUT's Doctor of Philosophy , including any English language requirements . Enrol as a full-time, internal student (unless approval for part-time and/or external
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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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English language requirements. Completion of a bachelor (honours) degree or master degree by research in: civil engineering geotechnical engineering petroleum engineering mechanical engineering applied mathematics
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the field. Eligibility You need to meet the entry requirements for a QUT research degree , including any English language requirements. You must also: enrol as a full time, internal student (unless approval
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What you'll receive You'll receive a QUT Postgraduate Research Award (QUTPRA) or Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship of $33,637, full-time, tax exempt and indexed annually, for a period of
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about potential research projects, please contact Prof Toby Pavey . For information on how to apply for this scholarship, please contact hdr@qut.edu.au . What happens next? Applicants will be contacted
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modern medicine, yet remains a frequent source of avoidable harm. Building on an established program of interventional research and implementation science, the candidate will explore novel, real-world
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resulted in many models of limited effectiveness. This project proses to take a Systems Architecture and Systems Engineering approach to neuropathic pain. Systems Architecture and Engineering is used
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sequelae of paediatric sepsis—encompassing physical, neurocognitive, emotional, and social impacts—follow-up care remains fragmented and inconsistent across healthcare systems. Our program is developing a