PhD Scholarship

Sydney Quantum Academy Postgraduate Scholarship supports outstanding domestic and international students to pursue up to four years of full-time quantum research at a partner university, including the University of Sydney. This is a funded PhD opportunity in Quantum Computing and Quantum Mechanics , with research likely spanning quantum technologies, theory, and related computational methods. The listing is aimed at students interested in doctoral study in a quantum research environment. Funding...

PhD opportunity at The University of Queensland in the School of Chemical Engineering, focused on engineering next-generation nanocatalysts for solar-driven production of methanol . The project targets the conversion of CO2 and CO from industrial emissions and by-products into methanol and related fuels via a photothermal pathway . Research will involve nanomaterials synthesis , catalyst design, and advanced characterisation to build robust structure–activity relationships. Students will gain ha...

Sydney Quantum Academy is offering PhD Scholarships in quantum technology for domestic and international students at partner universities in Sydney: Macquarie University, UNSW Sydney, The University of Sydney, and the University of Technology Sydney . The program supports up to four years of full-time PhD research and is designed for students working across quantum disciplines and applications. The post highlights opportunities for experimentalists and theorists, with relevant backgrounds includ...

Graduate Research School Scholarships (UQGRSS), including the Research Training Program (RTP), are available at The University of Queensland for higher degree by research (HDR) study. These scholarships support research projects leading to a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) , Master of Philosophy (MPhil) , or a research-focused professional doctorate. The award provides a living stipend of $39,220 per annum tax free (2026 rate, indexed annually), tuition fee coverage , and Single Overseas Student Heal...

PhD opportunity at The University of Queensland (St Lucia, Australia) in photothermal catalysis and solar methanol synthesis . The project, titled “Unravelling the photothermal effect in solar methanol synthesis” , explores how light-driven and heat-driven effects work together to improve catalyst performance for converting small molecules such as CO2 or CO into fuels like methanol under mild, energy-efficient conditions. You will work across chemical engineering , chemistry , materials science ...