Monash University - Museums Victoria PhD Research Scholarship

Relevance, quality and achievability of projects to the Monash-Museums Victoria collaborative research program (or ability to foster research collaboration) is considered along with records of achievement.

Those with joint Monash-Museums Victoria supervision will be highly regarded.

Applicants must be:

a commencing or continuing full-time internal/on-campus PhD student (or a part-time PhD student with a medical condition or significant carer commitments) based at a Monash campus in Australia

working on projects which are either co-supervised by Monash and Museums Victoria, or are substantially focused on some aspects of Museums Victoria's collection and

within the first two years of candidature (where enrolled) and

maintaining satisfactory progress (i.e. completion of milestones in a timely manner).

To retain this scholarship:

you will be required to comply with Monash University's RTP Scholarship policy and procedures

you must be willing to participate in activities showcasing the Robert Blackwood Partnership (e.g. research seminars, promotional events) and

you will be required to complete a report on the collaboration with Museums-Victoria following submission of your thesis.