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RMIT University has different scholarships that are available for the Ph.D. program.
Here are a few of them
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1. Ph.D. Scholarship in Simulation of Low-grade Copper Ore Heap Leaching performance to Enable Accurate Copper Recovery Forecasting
This scholarship is available to those who wish to work on the research of mineral resources recovery and mining site environmental management.
The selected candidate will gain deep knowledge in innovative processing protocols for complex mineral processing, column leaching, and mining site environmental science through practical experiments.
Benefits, Value, and duration
This scholarship sums to $33,000 yearly for three years full time study program
Successfully selected applicants will also be given the Tuition Fee required for the Scholarship.
Deadline
No deadline But this scholarship application will be open till the candidate has been selected.
Number of scholarships
The number of scholarships available is for One selected applicant.
Eligibility
For an applicant to be eligible for this scholarship they must:
– Applicant must have earned a first-class Honours in a relevant field of either
* Science
* Engineering
– Applicant must be an international student, Australian citizen, New Zealand Citizen, or an Australian permanent
– The applicant must meet the minimum English language requirements
– The applicant must be able to provide evidence of adequate written and oral communication skills
– The applicant must be able to demonstrate the ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary research team
– Applicant must meet RMIT’s entry requirements for the Ph.D. by research program.
How to apply
Applicant should please submit the following documents to Professor Miao Chen through his mail
miao.chen@rmit.edu.au
– A research statement from the applicant
– A copy of their academic transcripts
– Applicant CV that includes the contact details of two referees.
– Applicant proof of English proficiency.
Research area includes
* chemical engineering
* chemical sensing
* chemistry
* environmental science
* geochemistry
* mineral processing.
Applicant should please note that
The Scholarships will only be provided to candidates who are enrolled in a research Ph.D. program at the university.
Selected applicants will be mailed and asked to apply for admission to the Ph.D. Applied Chemistry.
2. Ph.D. scholarship for investigating the health impacts of social housing retrofits
This scholarship will be in a form of a project to check the health and wellbeing outcomes of large-scale social housing retrofit programs in Victoria which may involve the replacement or removal of old wood, electric, or gas-fired heaters and then replacing them with new energy-efficient systems, draughtproofing and new or upgraded cooling systems.
The scholarship project will investigate the cause-effect mechanisms in explaining the nature and direction of intervention outcomes.
The scholarship project will integrate health, social, and building science-based investigations and involve concurrent quantitative and qualitative research components for complementarity.
The scholarship project will be used to seek a better understanding of the effects of these housing retrofits on engineering-based outcomes, health outcomes, and the social constructions of essential domestic energy services such as heating and cooling.
The project is part of the NHMRC Healthy Environments And Lives Network, which will provide international leadership in environmental change and health.
Benefits, Value, and duration
This scholarship sums to $33,000 yearly for three years full time study program
Successfully selected applicants will also be given the Tuition Fee required for the Scholarship.
Deadline
No deadline state yet. But the application will still be open till the selected candidate has been picked.
Number of scholarships
The number of scholarships available is for One selected applicant.
Eligibility
All applicants must meet the Ph.D. requirements of the university.
– Applicant must have earned a first-class Honours or Masters’s degree in a relevant field.
– All International applicants must also meet the English language requirements.
– Applicant must have good written and communication skills
– Applicant must demonstrate capacity to work independently and as a team
– The applicant must have an experience in research.
How to apply
The applicant should submit the following documents via this email
Nicola.willand@rmit.edu.au
– A cover later
– Copy of their academic transcripts
– CV which must include the names of two referees
3. Ph.D. Scholarship in developing miniaturized peripheral nerve interface technology.
This scholarship is a collaboration between RMIT University and Bionics Institute (BI).
This scholarship is in a form of a project to help expand BI’s vagus nerve stimulation technology and utilize novel thin-film fabrication techniques to develop a miniaturized peripheral nerve array for the abdominal vagus nerve of mice.
The scholarship was established so its project can clinically be used for the treatment of numerous human diseases such as epilepsy, heart failure, and obesity.
Bionics Institute has developed and validated an electrode array for long-term implantation onto the abdominal vagus nerve of rats and sheep.
The goal of this project is to expand vagus nerve stimulation technology.
Benefits, Value, and duration
It’s for 3 years and might be extended by 6month (depending).
With a cost of $32,714 yearly for their tuition fee.
Number of scholarships
Only One scholarship for a selected candidate is available
Eligibility
For you to be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
– Have earned first-class honours or something equivalent to the relevant field of either
* Electrical engineering
* Bioengineering
– You must be an international student or an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident
– You must meet the minimum English language requirements
– You must show evidence of good oral and written communication skills
– You must demonstrate the ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary research team
– You must meet RMIT’s entry requirements for a PhD
How to apply
The applicant should submit the following documents to Prof. Flora Salim through his mail
(flora.salim@rmit.edu.au)
– A research statement
– A copy of your academic transcripts
– Your CV includes the contact details of 2 referees.
– Evidence of English proficiency may be required.
Deadline
31/12/2022
