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Curtin University PhD scholarship in Public Health 2018

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Eligibility

PhD applicants

Region

Australia

Award

AUD 27,082 per annum

Deadline

Closed

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About The Program

PhD scholarship in Public Health 2018 invites applications from PhD applicants. The objective of the scholarship is to encourage health systems evaluation and implementation research. 

EligibilityDeadline Date : Closed
  • An applicant who holds a master degree in a relevant discipline, OR 
  • An applicant who holds a bachelors degree with first class honours, OR
  • An applicant who holds graduation (PG diploma) with a bachelor degree.  
  • Applicant having experience in the use of statistical packages and/or research are also preferred.
  • Applicant should have strong numeric skills and an interest in quantitative research.

 

Benefits
  • Curtin University PhD scholarship in Public Health 2018 provides scholarship worth AUD 27,082 per annum. 
Documents
  • Curriculum vitae
  • Academic transcripts
  • A brief covering letter: The letter should explain why the applicant is interested in the project and how his/her skills, attributes and experience makes him/her a good candidate for the award.
How can you apply?
  • Applicants can email the required documents to lynda.bergey@curtin.edu.au

 

More Details
Contact Details

Address: Kent Street, Bentley, Perth
Western Australia 6102
Tel: +61 8 9266 9266
Email: lynda.bergey@curtin.edu.au

 

 

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