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someone with a strong foundation in networking who is curious, adaptable, and enjoys being part of a team. While experience is valued, attitude is paramount. We want someone who is keen to learn
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impress potential employers. Benefits Individual scholarships range in value from $4000 to $10,000. Some include formal work experience and/or networking opportunities. Eligibility Playford Trust 2027
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Japan (Australian-based staff) and Australia (Japanese-based staff). Please note for the purposes of this program early career researchers are defined as academic staff who have completed their PhD within
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-generation networking, security, AI and IoT technologies and global research network. Build what comes next: Grow a team of researchers and HDR candidates, attract major research and industry investment
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audiences. You will also be able to demonstrate: Experience in coordinating events, workshops and/or webinars that support stakeholder relationships and sector networking. Well-developed organisational skills
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, training and networking activities through venue coordination, catering arrangements and resource preparation. Maintain program databases, manage documentation and contribute to the development of
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. From institutions that are unlimited institutional members of NAFEA (see https://nafea.org.au/membership/unlimited-institution-members/ for a list of current unlimited institutional members. The
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organisation or Aboriginal Liaison Officer that recognises you as an Indigenous person. From institutions that are unlimited institutional members of NAFEA (see https://nafea.org.au/membership/unlimited
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in a regional placement as defined by the Australian Statistical Geography Standard Remoteness Areas 2-5. Not available for part-time (9-unit) placements. Scholarships are only available to Australian
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or Very Remote Australia as defined by the Australian Standard Geographic Classification (ASGC); and have relocated to undertake study as per section 2.10.15 of the Commonwealth Scholarship Guidelines