The Universities of Melbourne and KU Leuven have created a new, international joint PhD. Graduate researchers spend a minimum of 12 months at each university and are eligible to graduate with a jointly awarded PhD recognised with a testamur from each university.
Description
Two funded projects are available as part of a joint PhD collaboration between The University of Melbourne (UoM) and KU Leuven (Belgium). Graduate Researchers (GRs) participating in the joint program will be enrolled at both institutions and will spend a minimum of 12 months at the host institution. The research work will be performed under joint supervision, with one primary supervisor from each of the two institutions. All candidates must meet the eligibility requirements to successfully enrol at both universities. The successful candidates will be funded by either UoM or KU Leuven. This funding includes a full scholarship, health insurance and mobility support.
Requirements
- MSc or equivalent in nanoparticle synthesis, spectroscopy, fast kinetics;
- Excellent written and oral communication skills;
- Demonstrated organisational skills,time management and ability to work to priorities;
- Demonstrated problemsolving abilities;
- The ability to work independently and as a member of a team.
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