PhD Scholarship: Inclusive Neighborhoods for Disabled Kids (RMIT) in Australia 2024
written by Muhammad HasnainAre you passionate about inclusive communities and improving the lives of children with disabilities? RMIT University in Australia is offering a fully-funded PhD scholarship to a dedicated researcher who wants to make a difference. This scholarship focuses on identifying neighborhoods that best support children with disabilities and will contribute to creating a more inclusive society. Apply now and be part of the solution! This PhD scholarship investigates the relationship between neighborhoods and child disability and well-being in Australia. The goal is to understand what aspects of neighborhoods best support the well-being of children with disabilities.
Application Deadline: July 31, 2024
PhD Scholarship: Neighborhoods and Child Disability & Wellbeing (RMIT University)
| Category | Description |
| Project Focus | Investigate the relationship between neighborhoods, child disability, and wellbeing in Australia to inform policy and practice. |
| Funding Source | Australian Research Council Future Fellowship |
| Scholarship Details | * Offered by: RMIT University * Field of Study: Art & Design, Engineering & Technology, Education (relevant) * Level of Study: PhD * Award: Stipend ($33,826/year), full tuition, possible 1-year extension * Number of Scholarships: 1 * Open to: Domestic & international applicants (must live in Australia upon commencement) |
| Eligibility | * Meet RMIT’s PhD entry requirements (including English proficiency for international applicants) * First-class honors (or equivalent) in a relevant field (e.g., social sciences, public health) * Strong background in quantitative research methods and large datasets * Solid understanding of statistics and multi-level statistical software * (Desired) Excellent written & communication skills, ability to work independently & collaboratively * Applicants with disabilities/lived experience of disability encouraged to apply |
| Benefits | * Improved policy options for inclusive neighborhoods * Tools for planning equitable neighborhoods * Increased participation, inclusion, and well-being for children with disabilities |
| Important Note | Overseas student health coverage not included |
| Application Process | Email the following documents to Professor Hannah Badland (hannah.badland@rmit.edu.au): * CV (qualifications, experience, publications, references) * Academic transcripts * English proficiency proof (international applicants) * Up to 3 relevant research papers/reports/theses |
| Scholarship Contact | Professor Hannah Badland (hannah.badland@rmit.edu.au) |
How to Apply
Email the following documents to Professor Hannah Badland (hannah.badland@rmit.edu.au)
- CV (qualifications, experience, publications, references)
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of English language proficiency (international applicants)
- Up to 3 relevant research papers/reports/theses
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