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Fully Funded PhD in Waterbird Ecology and Biodiversity at RMIT University RMIT University in Australia
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Fully funded PhD scholarship package totalling approximately AUD 48,000 per annum tax exempt for four years, plus a project expense budget, a 60-day industry engagement component, and structured professional development and training.
Country
Australia
University
RMIT University

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PhD Scholarship Opportunity in Waterbird Ecology & Biodiversity at RMIT University, in collaboration with CSIRO and Melbourne Water.
This fully funded PhD project focuses on best-practice management strategies to support waterbird diversity and abundance at water treatment plants, with a particular emphasis on the Western Treatment Plant in Melbourne. The research will combine historical data analysis and field-based experiments to examine environmental watering and habitat enhancement for biodiversity conservation.
Relevant study areas and skills include environmental science, ecology, wetlands, water management, biodiversity conservation, ecological fieldwork, bird identification, data analysis, and experimental design.
Funding includes a four-year scholarship package of approximately AUD 48,000 per annum tax exempt, a project expense budget, a 60-day industry engagement component, and structured professional development and training.
Eligibility is limited to Australian citizens or permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens. The project is based at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, with collaboration across CSIRO and Melbourne Water.
To apply, email Dr Christa Beckmann with a cover letter, CV, and unofficial transcripts. Applications are open until the position is filled.
Funding details
Fully funded PhD scholarship package totalling approximately AUD 48,000 per annum tax exempt for four years, plus a project expense budget, a 60-day industry engagement component, and structured professional development and training.
What's required
Applicants should have a background in environmental science, ecology, water management or a related field, with skills or experience in ecological fieldwork, bird identification, data analysis and experimental design. Eligibility is restricted to Australian citizens or permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens.
How to apply
Email Dr Christa Beckmann with the subject line 'PhD EOI – Waterbird Ecology – [Your Name]'. Attach one PDF containing a 1-page cover letter, a CV, and an unofficial transcript copy. Express interest by email; applications are open until the position is filled.
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