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The Institute for Integrated and Intelligent Systems (IIIS) at Griffith University specialises in artificial intelligence and computer image processing. Innovative, exploratory and entrepreneurial
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individuals for PhD scholarship positions. One of Griffith's strategic goals are to also increase the proportion of women in senior academic and administrative roles and in Science, Technology, Engineering
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prospects for students of every level, including undergraduates, honours, masters, and PhD students. Our exceptional supervisors and researchers, who possess the expertise to connect students with national
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of the health challenges facing people and have extensive ties to local, national and international communities. We are looking for qualified and motivated individuals for PhD scholarship positions. We have a
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scholarships at Griffith University involves consideration of your academic merit and research background. To be successful within this role, you will be able to conduct a literature review, collect data and
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One of the HDR Scholarship Procedure . For further information on the eligibility requirements for the program refer here . Please note: International applicants should ensure that English Language
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. For further information on the eligibility requirements for the program refer here . Please note: Candidates with previous outstanding research outcome will be preferred. International applicants should ensure
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including evidence-based medicine, biostatistics, health technology assessment, economic evaluation methods, economic modelling, data management, implementation science and data analytics. The selection
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research data. You will have evidence of a passion for community-engaged research, with a strong interest or capacity in creative practice-research, volunteering, and working with communities. Expressions
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and Deakin University, respectively. The successful candidates will use this information to develop models that will enable us to estimate the effects of changes in food systems and population diets