About this project
This is a truly cross-disciplinary PhD project, with supervision from five distinct discipline areas spanning ecology, economics, health, arts and IT. The PhD will draw its data from a citizen science project using new technology for monitoring wildlife, and from social surveys evaluating engagement with nature, health and wellbeing. For full details please see:
Important dates
Applications close 5pm, Thursday 31 January 2019.
Benefits
This scholarship is available over 3 years.
- Stipend of $27,596 per annum tax exempt (2019 rate)
- Relocation allowance of $500-1500 (for single to family) for students moving from interstate or overseas
- International students only: Tuition fee and overseas health coverage for the duration of 4 years