This scholarship provides a stipend of $31,260 per annum (pro-rata) for two years. A successful international applicant will also be awarded an International Tuition Fee Scholarship.
This RMIT-Human Aerospace project aims to develop garment-based countermeasures to preserve the health and enable safer and more effective mobility of astronauts.
The successful applicant will be a key part of a team working on a project to develop:
This scholarship provides a stipend of $31,260 per annum (pro-rata) for two years. A successful international applicant will also be awarded an International Tuition Fee Scholarship.
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To be eligible for this scholarship you must:
To apply, please submit the following documents to Professor Rajiv Padhye rajiv.padhye@rmit.edu.au
Once approved, prospective candidates will be required to submit an application for admission to the Master of Technology (Fashion & Textiles) program (MR214) as per instructions on the Master of Technology (Fashion and Textiles) by Research program webpage.
Scholarship applications will only be successful if prospective candidates are provided with an offer for admission.
Applications will close when candidates are selected.
This is an opportunity to be an integral team member in a wider project focused on the development of garment-based countermeasures for:
We are looking for candidates who have an enthusiastic and collaborative mindset, a purposeful and reliable working style, and an interest in space/spacesuits research. Key experience includes:
This project is an industry sponsored collaboration between RMIT University and Human Aerospace Pty Ltd based in Melbourne, Australia. Parts of this project will also be completed in conjunction with collaborators at universities in the United States and International Space Agencies.
This scholarship will be governed by RMIT University's Research Scholarship Terms and Conditions.
Professor Rajiv Padhye - rajiv.padhye@rmit.edu.au
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