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modelling of atomic collision processes. Student type Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Science & Engineering Science courses Course type Higher Degree by Research Citizenship Australian
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desirable. The successful applicants must be enrolled on a full-time basis and cannot hold any other scholarship. Application process Please send your CV and a very brief rationale [2-3 paragraphs, maximum
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eligibility requirements. Meet Curtin's English language proficiency requirements Application process Step 1: Applicants must find a suitable supervisor who agree to supervise them in their areas of research
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experience and publications in materials science, materials engineering,chemical engineering, electrochemistry, inorganic chemistry, etc., are encouraged to apply. Application process Future student, please
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. Students with a clinical medicine (MD) background are also welcome to apply. Application process Future student, please contact us via the EOI form . Changes to Enrolment Recipients must complete
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research experience. Additionally, the applicant should preferably have experience with: working with children; posture/physical activity research; sophisticated numeric data analysis. Application process
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/ . Applicants with either Master or Bachelor degrees with scientific publications and research experiences in chemistry, materials science, electronic devices or related fields are preferred. Application process
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geochemical modelling is encouraged but not mandatory Application process Please contact us via the EOI form with the following Curriculum vitae Academic transcripts A cover letter (no more than 2 sides A4
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with Master degrees with technical publications and research experiences in structural engineering, structural dynamics and protective structures are preferred. Application process To apply, please send
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competitive selection process. Applicants can strengthen their applications by demonstrating strong research potential, which may include: Completion of a degree with a substantial research component (at least