Apply for a scholarship from the DF CRC to undertake your PhD at the frontiers of finance and blockchain.
The DF CRC is a collaboration between industry and universities to commercially exploit opportunities arising from the tokenisation of assets and other innovations in digital finance.
The DF CRC–RMIT co-funded scholarship provides the following benefits to recipients:
The standard duration is three years full-time. Candidates may apply for an extension of up to six months subject to satisfactory progress and approval from the school, CRC and industry partner.
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No closing date.
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To be eligible for this scholarship you must meet the following criteria:
The RMIT PhD and DF CRC scholarship application processes are independent of one another. To be considered for the scholarship you must submit applications to the DF CRC and RMIT in the following order:
Please note:
The DF CRC will undertake its research across four interrelating themes. Industry projects on which the PhDs will be based are not available for review, however the research programs offer an indication of the types of projects that will be available. Please contact RMIT Research and Innovation at hdr.outreach@rmit.edu.au for further information and guidance on the application process or other queries about the DF CRC.
Please email hdr.outreach@rmit.edu.au.
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