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RMIT University
PhD scholarship in protein-based quantum sensors
Two PhD scholarships for multidisciplinary experimental and/or theoretical research into the magneto-optical properties of genetically engineered proteins.
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Applicants must hold first-class honours or a master's degree in physics or a related discipline. International applicants may use RMIT's international Higher Degree by Research admission route and must meet its English-language requirements.
Not open to: First-class honours or master's in physics or a related discipline; admission to the PhD (Applied Physics); international applicants must satisfy English, admission and visa requirements; tuition coverage is not stated.
- Who is eligible
- International applicants
- Level of study
- PhD
- Fields of study
- Natural sciences
What's covered Stipend only
- Funding type
- Stipend only
- Funding details
- AUD 35,886 per annum. The programme page does not state that international tuition fees are covered, so this must not be presented as fully funded.
- Host country
- Australia
- Host institution
- RMIT University
What I need English proficiency required—evidence not specified · No fee
- Application fee
- No fee
- English requirement
- English proficiency required—evidence not specified
- In-person requirements
- In-person requirement unclear
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Apply On rmit.edu.au
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- Deadline
- 1 June 2027
- Deadline notes
- The Australian provider displays 01/06/2027 and publishes no closing time or timezone.
- Application cycle
- 2027 application cycle
- Notes
- Submit a CV and academic transcripts by email to A/Prof Jean-Philippe Tetienne at jean-philippe.tetienne@rmit.edu.au. A selected candidate is then invited to apply for admission to the PhD (Applied Physics).
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