PhD scholarship in AI and HRM in Healthcare

PhD scholarship in AI and HRM in Healthcare

The scholarship covers the full duration of the PhD program (up to 3.5 years full-time), including a full tuition fee offset and tax-free stipend of AUD $35,886 per annum. The stipend is indexed annually. This particular scholarship is for domestic students only.

The scholarship covers the full duration of the PhD program (up to 3.5 years full-time), including a full tuition fee offset and tax-free stipend of AUD $35,886 per annum. The stipend is indexed annually. This particular scholarship is for domestic students only.

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$35,886

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01/06/2029

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Eligibility criteria:

  • H1 equivalent academic requirements (e.g., a master's degree with a research component equivalent to at least 25% of a full-time academic year, with a High Distinction average). 
  • A strong interest in AI and HRM research. 
  • Intermediate understanding of qualitative & quantitative methods.

To express your interest, please email Professor Timothy Bartram (timothy.bartram@rmit.edu.au) or Professor David Fan (David.fan@rmit.edu.au)  the following documents by 1 November 2025:

  • A cover letter outlining your academic and research background, a brief description of your proposed research topic as related to AI and HRM, your motivation for pursuing a PhD, and how you meet the eligibility criteria.
  • Your CV and academic transcriptsNote: This is an EOI stage only. Successful candidates will be invited to apply for admission to the PhD program at RMIT University.

Please contact Professor Timothy Bartram for more information about topic area.

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