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PhD Develop transferable professional skills Get access to specialised expertise, equipment and training The CSIRO Industry PhD Scholarship (iPhD) Program is an industry-focused, applied research
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arrangements may be explored based on the needs of the role and individual circumstances. Reference: 103946 As the successful candidate, you will bring: Essential A PhD, or an equivalent combination
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(NSW), Queensland University of Technology (QLD). Tenure: Specified term of up to 3.5 years for PhD and 2 years for MPhil. Expected Scholarship Start date: No later than 30 June 2027. Scholarship
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project. Applicants should ensure they are willing and able to be based at the nominated location for the duration of the internship. Eligibility To be eligible to apply, you must be enrolled in a PhD or
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: Indefinite, full time Reference: 103746 As the successful candidate, you will bring: Essential A PhD in Chemical Engineering or a relevant field Demonstrated ability to undertake original, creative and
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doctorate (or will shortly satisfy the requirements of a PhD). The doctorate must be in a relevant discipline area, such as Agronomy, Crop or Livestock Science, Genome Biology or Computer Science. Please note
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. Role highlights Support the delivery of communication campaigns for CSIRO’s Industry PhD program Develop engaging content across digital and communication channels Collaborate with stakeholders across
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research infrastructure, science, technology or innovation programs. A PhD or equivalent experience in a relevant scientific, technical or policy-related discipline. Knowledge of astronomy, radio astronomy
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the successful candidate, you will bring: Essential criteria A PhD in a relevant field such as systematics and/or bioinformatics, or equivalent combination of qualifications and research experience
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directions. Many previous vacation students have gone on to pursue a PhD and build a successful research career within CSIRO, universities, or industry. CSIRO’s Information Management and Technology team