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Research International Tuition Fee Scholarship (RRITFS). One (1). One (1). The successful candidate will meet standard admissions requirements to a PhD program at RMIT University. In addition to the standard
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experience, subject to negotiation with supervisors. However, in order to align with the overall project, topics that focus on areas such as the following are particularly welcome: Music making in regional
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Seeking a motivated PhD student on this multidisciplinary research project to understand evacuation behaviour during bushfires using virtual reality technology. The PhD student would be funded by
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following essential criteria: Qualifications and/or professional experience in one or more of: social science, ecology/conservation or environmental economics A demonstrated capacity to implement or learn
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under Admissions here Have first-class honours or equivalent in a relevant discipline (e.g. social sciences, public health, urban design, epidemiology, environmental science, planning, geographic
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The PhD scholarship enables women from Southeast Asia (including Timor-Leste) to undertake doctoral studies in priority STEM research fields relevant to the future social development of the region
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application such as technological, economic, social, and regulatory factors. This research examines the use of cryptocurrencies in the financial sector by using a mixed-method approach. It identifies the main
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novel techniques for enhancing the fracture toughness and damage tolerance properties in order to develop next generation 3D printed composites with high strength and toughness. The aims of the research
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requirements for a graduate research program at RMIT University. Details at Vietnam based candidates . AUD $20,160 per annum for 3 Years Full-Time (Tuition Fee) plus AUD $865 monthly allowance with a possibility
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deliverable is expected to be a transdisciplinary experiment-based investigation where guidance from various disciplines such as data science, social science, computer science, and organisational behaviour is