RMIT Research Scholarship

RMIT University is advertising a PhD scholarship for the ARC Discovery Project “Empowering households as active agents of change in resource-efficient sustainability transitions”.

The project sits at the intersection of environmental science and sociology, with a strong focus on household behaviour, social change, and sustainability transitions. The named supervisors are Bhavna Middha, Rob Raven, Jo Lindsay, and Alison Browne, all affiliated with RMIT University.

This is a research scholarship opportunity rather than a staff position. The post does not provide a stipend amount or full funding breakdown in the excerpt, but it clearly indicates that a PhD scholarship is available through the RMIT scholarship page.

Eligibility details are limited in the post excerpt, but applicants should be suitable for doctoral research and interested in topics related to resource-efficient sustainability transitions, household agency, and environmental/social transformation.

To apply, review the official RMIT scholarship page, check the project details, and follow the university’s research scholarship application process. If needed, use the project page to identify the relevant supervisors and application instructions.