Research Students
Scholarship opportunities
The Bushfire CRC is calling for outstanding postgraduate students to be part of a dynamic national bushfire research program for safer communities and ecological sustainability, investigating areas such as fire behaviour, management of fire in the landscape, and social and economic aspects of bushfire.
We seek students with strong academic records and relevant experience who are keenly interested in pursuing a PhD with a view to researching key issues for fire and land management agencies around Australia and New Zealand.
The Bushfire CRC is offering outstanding postgraduate students access to:
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Full Scholarships of $28,000 per annum over 3 years, and
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Top Up Scholarships (for APAs and University scholarships) of $10,000 per annum over 3 years.
Expressions of Interest are invited from students interested in undertaking Masters of PhD studies with backgrounds in science, psychology, social science, botany, ecology, geography, IT, economics, engineering and health sciences.
Specific openings are listed on the Bushfire CRC Opportunities page
Want to know more? Contact Annette Allen at the Bushfire CRC or (03) 9412 9600.
Education
The Bushfire CRC is supporting outstanding students interested in careers in bushfire research, and are undertaking further study in an area of bushfire research central to the CRC's research program.
Above, from left, students Colin Simpson (University of Canterbury), Marco DeSisto (RMIT University), Deb Parkin (University of Tasmania) and James Minas (RMIT University). Below, from left, Peter Weiske, Brenda Mackie, Andrew Edwards, Rachel Carter, Douglas Brown, Jessica Heath and Sondra Dickinson.
Students in Understanding Risk Program
Students in Communicating Risk Program
| Name | Associated Projects |
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| Brenda Mackie | |
| Brenda Mackie | |
| David Barton | |
| David Barton | |
| Mary Cadeddu | |
| Mary Cadeddu | |
| Sondra Dickinson | |
| Sondra Dickinson |
