Future Fuels PhD scholarship

Hydrogen is commonly seen as the energy carrier of the future, either by itself or in the form of ammonia and exotic fluids like hydrazine. It is also the critical component in syngas, the feedstock for synthetic fuels like methanol, diesel or jet fuel.

Eligibility Criteria/ Scholarship Guidelines

To meet the Graduate School admissions requirements for a Ph.D., applicants must provide evidence of the following:

A bachelor’s degree with at least honors class IIA or equivalent from approved universities, which includes a relevant research component; or

A research master’s degree; or

A coursework master’s degree and an overall GPA (grade point average) equivalent to 5.65 on the 7-point UQ scale, which includes a relevant research component; or

A postgraduate degree of at least one year full-time equivalent with an overall GPA (grade point average) equivalent to 5.0 on the 7-point UQ scale, together with demonstrated research experience equivalent to honors IIA will be considered for Ph.D. entry on a case by case basis; or

A bachelor’s degree plus at least two years of documented relevant research experience, including research publications.

Value
This scholarship includes a base stipend of $28,092 per annum, tax-free, indexed annually, and a top-up of $6,000 per annum

Deadline
November 3

Validity
This scholarship is tenable for 3 years with the possibility of two 6-month extensions in approved circumstances