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Engineering & Technology in Australia

Engineering & Technology Scholarships and Funding in Australia

Verified scholarships, studentships, funded PhD positions and grants in Engineering & Technology hosted in Australia. Subject eligibility is as the official page states it; programme-specific academic prerequisites are confirmed on the official source.

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PhD Scholarship in ‘Using nanoparticles to enhance the immune response and improve vaccine efficacy’

RMIT University

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DestinationAustraliaFundingFunding detailsDeadlineDeadline not statedLevelPhD / Doctoral
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Will have Honours or Masters in either immunology, vaccines, microbiology, parasitology, bioch…
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Safer Manufacturing: Translating best practice OH&S across research and training facilities

RMIT University

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DestinationAustraliaFundingAUD $36,245 per annum (2026 rate), indexed annually. Number of scholarships 1 (one).DeadlineDeadline not statedLevelUndergraduate
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