PhD scholarship in Large Language Models for Business Innovation and Decision-Making

PhD scholarship in Large Language Models for Business Innovation and Decision-Making

Exploring how Large Language Models transform business operations, decision-making, and organizational innovation across industries.

This scholarship supports doctoral research into LLM adoption in business contexts, examining implementation success factors, operational impacts, and organizational change requirements.

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$35,886 per annum

Two (2)

Strong academic record with research experience; Understanding of business processes and organizational dynamics; Familiarity with AI/machine learning concepts (preferred); Strong analytical and critical thinking skills; Excellent written and oral communication skills in English

31/12/2030

  • Current CV highlighting relevant academic and research experience
  • Academic transcripts
  • Research proposal (2-3 pages) outlining interest in LLM applications in business
  • Two academic reference lettersEvidence of English proficiency (if applicable)

Visit the how to apply page for more information regarding how to apply.

This project aligns with the Digital Transformation and AI Innovation research agenda. The successful candidate will work with industry partners to conduct empirical studies on LLM deployment in real business environments.Research areas may include: AI-powered decision support systems, automated business process optimization, knowledge management transformation, ethical AI governance, and measuring AI ROI in organizational contexts.Candidates with experience in business analytics, organizational change, technology adoption, or AI implementation are particularly encouraged to apply.

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