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Background Scholarship code: SRS-24010 Professor Monica Thielking has taken up the role as Dean - School of Psychology and Public Health at La Trobe University in 2024. Aligned with her commitment
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endeavours via social media attracted significant donations from the corporate and private sector which to date have tallied over $800,000. The Dr Tracy Westerman Indigenous Psychology Scholarship Program
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Background Awarded to talented final-year students from the Albury/Wodonga region who are studying on the Albury-Wodonga Campus in the Department of Psychology and Counselling, and have demonstrated
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for psychological support and how these unmet needs affect their relationships with their children and psychological wellbeing. Disability service providers have also highlighted the immense strain that parents
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methods is required. Relevant work experience is desirable. Eligibility criteria – Doctoral in the OB/HRM disciplines Related degree in psychology, management, or human resource management, is required. A
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Science Bachelor of Education (Primary, Mathematics, Science, Health and Physical Education, Early Years) Bachelor of Social Work Bachelor of Psychological Science Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours
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of general health’ and excludes the health sciences disciplines of nursing, pharmacy, dental studies, optical science, public health, radiography, rehabilitation therapies, allied health and psychology. Value
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why and how CBM works in some contexts and not others, is that we don’t yet understand the neural, psychological, and behavioural mechanisms that underlie its efficacy. This PhD scholarship is supported
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Project, a range of skills and experience will be considered including: a background in health, data science, law, gerontology, occupational therapy, or psychology strong quantitative and qualitative skills
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disciplines, including psychology, psychiatry, nursing, social work, law, occupational therapy and epidemiology. A key focus of the CFBS is to transfer academic and clinical excellence into practice in