This scholarship supports a PhD focused on digital twin–based condition rating and optimisation for infrastructure networks such as transport, utilities, buildings, and public assets.
$35,886 per annum (2025 RTP stipend rate), indexed annually in line with University indexation. Fee waiver.
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International Students accepted. Please view the How to Apply page for eligibility.
2026-03-04
Submit an expression of interest including CV, academic transcripts, and a brief research statement aligned to digital twins and infrastructure asset management, then apply through the HDR application process. View the the How to Apply page for more details.
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