PhD Scholarship Program 2023-2026
The WA Agricultural Research Collaboration (WAARC) has initiated a Postgraduate Research Scholarship Program to inspire future leaders and grow agricultural innovation in the State.
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WAARC’s Postgraduate Research Scholarship Program provides successful applicants with top-up scholarships to the value of about $25,000 a year for up to 3.5 years, to support their living expenses while completing their PhDs.
The Scholarship Program is a significant $2.25 million investment by the WA State Government to encourage bright research minds into the agriculture and food sector.
The students are supervised and supported by WAARC’s university members – Curtin University, Murdoch University, and The University of Western Australia.
They are also part of a professional development program aimed at building their agricultural research and development knowledge, skills, networks, and first-hand industry experience. See the Postgraduate Program page for more information.
WAARC’s non-university members CSIRO, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, and Grower Group Alliance provide access to leading industry researchers as possible co-supervisors, world-class research facilities, field sites, grower groups, and industry networks.
Students’ research projects align with one or more of WAARC’s six key research programs: Northern Agriculture, Grains Transformation, Resilient Agricultural Futures, Agricultural Technologies, Aboriginal Science Engagement, and Capacity Building and Extension.
Click on the links below to find out more about our three rounds of WAARC Postgraduate Research Scholarships:
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