16 parallel-programming "Constructor University" PhD positions at Flinders University
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(PSPF). Meet Flinders University PhD admission requirements – an Australian Honours degree Class 1 or 2A, a Master Degree, or equivalent qualification (at least AQF Level 8), or evidence of equivalent
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on target detection: Neural and behavioural mechanisms. This exciting project is a partnership between Flinders University, University of Sussex, UK and Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. The
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the critical archive. The PhD candidate will produce a written exegesis and a creative artefact drawing on the expertise of the Creative and Performing Arts discipline cluster at Flinders University
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British Government inspired his master’s degree research at Flinders University. His M.A. thesis, ‘The Political Alignment of the Early Royal Society: 1662-1703’, revealed that a close relationship
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University and The South Australian Government’s Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing (ORSR). The project will be based in Adelaide, South Australia and will have a 60-day industry-based component
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Health (Flinders University). Light regulates circadian rhythms, and unhealthy patterns of light exposure have negative impacts on mental health. While disrupted circadian rhythms have been linked to
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Description Flinders University is seeking motivated Honours and PhD candidates to join projects aligned with EMRNet’s objectives in energetic materials design, manufacture, testing, environmental
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Eligibility Selection Criteria Conditions of Award Apply now Description This exciting PhD opportunity is a collaboration between the Caring Futures Institute at Flinders University, the South
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Flinders University; have secured an internship agreement in writing, for an eligible internship within the first 18 months of their candidature start date (or the equivalent pro rata for part-time
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Conditions of Award Apply now Description We are seeking an outstanding PhD candidate for a Flinders PhD Enterprise Scholarship. This is an exciting project in partnership between Flinders University