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The ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Futures is excited to offer this scholarship for First Nations researchers looking to undertake a PhD. The scholarship provides a top-up stipend and research support fund allocation.
A range of research project themes are available.

Financial support for a PhD student with an existing scholarship whose research topic is focused on any aspect of mine closure and post-mining transitions for regional communities.

Financial support for a PhD student to work on a project that will drive forward the applications of optomechanical sensors in navigation and communications, working closely with NASA and Australian Defence.

Financial support to encourage and support Australian Indigenous PhD students to undertake research at the School of Economics.

Financial support in the form of a top-up scholarship for Indigenous researchers.

This is a top-up scholarship for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander scholars working on the NHMRC-supported project: A universal aphasia battery for assessing language disorders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who speak traditional languages and creoles.

For a PhD project to work alongside the research team to evaluate the implementation of the Alliance for Healthy Ageing (AHA) in Western Queensland. The AHA is supported by a MRFF grant and aims to prevent, delay or reverse frailty in the community.

Investigate best practices in implementing urban sustainability to enhance healthy waterways, decarbonisation, and liveability.

Advance collaborative industry-engaged research to design resilient infrastructure for water, energy and housing.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) are awarding up to 8 research scholarships to fast-track sport innovation ahead of Brisbane 2032. Students seeking to complete PhD projects addressing the current and future needs of sports and Para-sports are encouraged to apply.