6 October 2023
The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the Resilient Landscapes Hub have 2 Indigenous PhD scholarships available.
You can complete your PhD at QUT while working on hub research. The Resilient Landscapes Hub aims to build a network of Indigenous academics undertaking impactful research to inform management of Australia’s terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems and to promote resilient and sustainable landscapes.
These positions will be critical members of collaborative research teams at QUT and other participating partners in projects funded by the NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub. The hub will provide operational support for the PhD projects undertaken by the appointees with an option for candidates to align their projects with Resilient Landscapes Hub research that involves hub researchers from QUT, including the following:
If interested in Project 1 please contact Professor Paul Roe (p.roe@qut.edu.au) and if interested in Projects 2 and 3 please contact Professor Jennifer Firn (jennifer.firn@qut.edu.au).
Benefits include:
Students accepted into the program also have the option to apply for QUT’s Indigenous Australians PhD/Professional Doctorate to Postdoctoral Fellowship (P2P) Program.
The benefits of this program include:
Want to know more about the Resilient Landscapes Hub's activities and our research into practical solutions to environmental problems? Stay informed about activities, research, publications, events and more through the Hub newsletter.