The University of Queensland is offering a unique PhD scholarship opportunity focused on building climate-resilient cities for tomorrow. This interdisciplinary program addresses the urgent challenges posed by climate change, including water security, aging infrastructure, and urban equality. The research spans architecture, engineering, policy, and social sciences, aiming to design cities that are sustainable, resilient, and liveable. The scholarship provides a $10,000 per annum top-up for up to 3.5 years and is supported by leading organizations such as the Asian Development Bank, DFAT, and state governments. Research topics include collaborative governance, First Nations engagement, renewable energy integration, circular water systems, and adaptive water management. The program is highly interdisciplinary, involving the Australian Centre for Water and Environmental Biotechnology, School of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Chemical Engineering at UQ, as well as the Centre for Policy Futures, Social Sciences, and Business Schools. PhD candidates will be co-supervised by a multi-disciplinary team of award-winning academics, including Professor Steven Kenway and colleagues. The research environment offers access to UQ’s leading infrastructure, collaborative research initiatives, and industry partnerships. Projects are closely linked with industry, including government agencies, water utilities, technology providers, and NGOs. Applicants should have a strong academic background and expertise in water systems, urban planning, environmental science, or related fields. Eligibility requires meeting UQ’s PhD entry requirements and holding or applying for a living allowance scholarship at least at the Research Training Program rate. Selection is competitive and considers academic record, publications, honours, awards, and relevant experience. A background in water science, management regulations, collaborative engagement, energy systems, and urban development is highly desirable. To apply, candidates should check their eligibility, prepare documentation, and contact Professor Steven Kenway at [email protected] to discuss suitability. Applications are open from December 3, 2025, and close on March 23, 2026. No separate scholarship application is required; indicate interest in the 'CLIMATE-KENWAY' scholarship in the PhD application. This opportunity is ideal for those passionate about sustainable urban futures, circular economies, and innovative solutions for climate-resilient infrastructure. Join a vibrant research community and contribute to real-world solutions for cities that work for both people and the planet.