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PhD scholarships now open at UQ’s Sustainable Minerals Institute through the CPR Program (Coarse Particle Processing Research).
If you're passionate about geometallurgy, mineral processing, or flotation chemistry - this is a great opportunity to join a world-class research program with strong industry ties!

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?? PhD Scholarship Opportunities in Coarse Particle Processing Research ??

Are you passionate about improving energy efficiency in mineral processing? The Sustainable Minerals Institute at UQ is offering PhD scholarships through the Collaborative Consortium for Coarse Particle Processing Research (CPR Program)—now entering its second five-year phase!

This multidisciplinary program tackles coarse particle processing challenges by integrating:

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?? Geo-metallurgy
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We're looking for high-achieving graduates in minerals processing or engineering (minimum Honours Class IIB or equivalent) to join a vibrant, industry-focused research environment.

? Prior experience in minerals processing, geo-metallurgy, process mineralogy, or mineral characterisation is highly desirable.

Apply now via the UQ Graduate School:

https://lnkd.in/gubrgY92

Let’s shape the future of sustainable mineral processing—one coarse particle at a time.

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Funding details

The scholarship provides a living stipend of $36,400 per annum tax free (2025 rate), indexed annually, with an additional top-up of $5,000 per annum available. Tuition fees are fully covered.

What's required

Applicants must be high-achieving graduates in minerals processing or engineering, with a minimum Honours Class IIB or equivalent. Prior experience in minerals processing, geo-metallurgy, process mineralogy, or mineral characterisation is highly desirable. Applications are assessed competitively based on academic record, publication record, honours and awards, and employment history. Demonstrated academic achievement in minerals processing, chemistry, or chemical engineering and potential for scholastic success are required.

How to apply

Submit an expression of interest (EOI) via the UQ Graduate School by 7 November 2025. Complete the Scholarship/Sponsorship section with the project and scholarship details as listed. You do not need to apply separately for the project or scholarship. For questions, contact Associate Professor Liza Forbes at [email protected].

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