The School of Medicine and Psychology in the ANU College of Health and Medicine is offering a one-off award to support a PhD research project exploring the intersections of care, work and the National Disability Insurance Scheme in a remote First Nations community in Central Australia. This social sciences project is part of a larger program of research funded by the Australian Research Council examining the future possibilities of a First Nations disability workforce in remote areas in collaboration with First Nations research partners. 

This scholarship is offered by the Fenner School of Environment and Society and the Research School of Earth Sciences.

The purpose of the scholarship is to enable young researchers and practitioners to undertake quality research in areas relating to the interests of the ACTION Trust and/or to environment and sustainability.

The scholarship will support a HDR candidate to be part of the interdisciplinary research team undertaking the ARC funded ‘Australians and the Past Revisited’ research project. 

Each year the Research School of Physics in the ANU College of Science and Medicine may offer one or more awards known as the Brian Robson Award.

The objective of this Award is to support a junior clinician to undertake a PhD within the Personalised Medicine and Autoimmunity Laboratory, led by Associate Professor Simon Jiang, focusing on clinically oriented immunology research and the translation of modern research techniques into clinical practice.

In 2026/27 the Research School of Management (‘the School’) in the ANU College of Business and Economics (‘the College’) may offer up to two awards known as the IDCARE Research Scholarship (‘the Award’).

Project 89 is an initiative of the Vietnamese government which aims to build capacity and academic training for Vietnamese university lecturers and executives. Its implementation is supported by the Australian government. 

The Vietnamese government (Project 89) will provide:

A funded opportunity to be part of a network of leading displacement scholars and to contribute to building the global evidence-base for preventing and responding to violence against women and girls. 

We are seeking a motivated and highly capable PhD candidate to join an interdisciplinary research project focused on Conserving and Reconnecting Floodplains to Mitigate Flood Risk.

Applications are invited for one PhD scholarship in monarchy and government in the Ancient Mediterranean world (c. 1200 BCE – 600 CE). The scholarships are supported by the Australian National University (ANU) and form part of an Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowship (FT240100071) Project.